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Mayor hopes for “very low” tax increase as Champlain prepares 2026 budget

Taxes · Ontario

Mayor hopes for “very low” tax increase as Champlain prepares 2026 budget

100% Left coverage: 2 sources

The Review spoke with Champlain Township Mayor Normand Riopel to gather his perspective on the township’s upcoming 2026 budget. Although the 2026 numbers have yet to be finalized, Riopel expects a municipal tax rate increase and hopes it will be…See the Story

Ottawa residents bring questions and concerns to first high-speed rail public information session

Ottawa, Ontario · Ottawa

Ottawa residents bring questions and concerns to first high-speed rail public information session

Coverage: 2 sources

A proposed high-speed rail along the Toronto to Quebec City corridor could one day reshape how Canadians travel, but many are asking: at what cost?See the Story

North Glengarry Dealing with Concerns Surrounding New Provincial Recycling Program

Ontario, Canada · Ontario

North Glengarry Dealing with Concerns Surrounding New Provincial Recycling Program

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The beginning of 2026 brought changes to Ontario’s recycling collection program, with local municipalities such as North Glengarry facing concerns from residents. The new provincial program, operated by the recycling organization Circular Materials, began on January 1, 2026, and is…See the Story

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