Comments from residents and landowners didn’t provoke any changes to the town budget passed unanimously by councillors Monday night.
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Comments from residents and landowners didn’t provoke any changes to the town budget passed unanimously by councillors Monday night.
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For the nation’s cities, this week’s federal budget didn’t offer any new initiatives.
But for Mayor Chris Spearman, there was good news just the same.
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CALGARY – Tuesday’s federal budget sends a strong signal to Calgary’s business community that the federal government is committed to principles of financial discipline with the reduction of the deficit by 2015 as well as the restoration of balance to the budget and public finances, says the Calgary Chamber of Commerce.
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OTTAWA – Finance Minister Jim Flaherty says he’ll deliver a balanced budget in 2015 without raising taxes or cutting transfers to the provinces.
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City council approved the 2014 operating budget last week with a recommended 3.93% tax increase. The operating budget totals $305 million.
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More than two months after it was first introduced to council, the $933.2 million 2014 capital and operating budget passed Friday.
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Red Deerians will see some improvement when it comes to safety, crime prevention, road safety and snow removal after council approved the 2014 operating budget on Wednesday.
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Initial budget proposals indicate residents and businesses could face a one per cent increase in their municipal tax rate this year. That’s on top of an estimated 1.8 per cent increase in assessment (property) values.
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OTTAWA – The federal budget surplus could be bigger than predicted in 2015, Finance Minister Jim Flaherty said in an interview aired Sunday.
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Following the priorities set out in Lacombe County’s 2014-2016 Strategic Plan and its long-range capital plans, councillors approved the 2014 interim operating budget, which is balanced at $49,214,011 in revenue and expenses. Council also approved the interim capital budget, which provides for revenues and expenditures of $17,052,850, a decrease of $3,639,810 from the 2013 capital budget.
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