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Fine print may see tax break
Mar 11, 2010
Mar 11, 2010
Mayor Karen Farbridge says city taxpayers might not face a $2-million tax hit related to a city-county arbitration ruling after all. In fact, the financial impact of the arbitrator’s ruling earlier this year in a cost-sharing ...
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Women of Distinction nominees are . . .The YMCA-YWCA of Guelph has unveiled its list of nominees for the 2010 Women of Distinction. This i... | read more |
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Tribune DIARY - March 11FRIDAY, MARCH 12... | read more |
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Free tax sessions teed upA number of free tax sessions are being offered in Guelph during March and April for people who nee... | read more |
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Foes charge lack of vision in fed budgetLocal MP Frank Valeriote says last week’s federal budget shows the Conservative government has no c... | read more |
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Willow West mall loses anchor tenantThe Zellers store at Willow West Mall, which is to close in June, is the only Zellers store in Onta... | read more |
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Young urban planners wantedThe Ontario Ministry of Energy and Infrastructure is recruiting urban planners from local high scho... | read more |
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Chalmers centre marks anniversaryChalmers Community Services Centre is celebrating at its annual meeting on March 14 at 2 p. m.... | read more |
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Public urination crackdownGuelph Police are cracking down on public urination. Members of the Tactical Response Unit conducte... | read more |
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