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Municipal Politics

What goes up, must come down – except property taxes

What goes up, must come down – except property taxes

Municipalities are raising taxes because of the Employer Health Tax – but will they reduce them next year when it disappears?
The do's and don'ts of city funding

The do's and don'ts of city funding

After an ill-conceived idea to hold up resource companies, a better idea to solve Metro Vancouver's fiscal woes
Not just a big city issue: The Price is Right on ridesharing

Not just a big city issue: The Price is Right on ridesharing

It’s common to hear calls for ridesharing in Vancouver – but as Bob Price discovers, the Interior also wants to get on board
#BCPOLI Hotstove: The Mother of All Byelections (tm) Edition

#BCPOLI Hotstove: The Mother of All Byelections (tm) Edition

It's now official: Nanaimo heads to the polls January 30. Much depends on the result.
The Price is Right: Oil Aboard

The Price is Right: Oil Aboard

You may not like pipelines – but opposing them means more oil shipped by rail, and more risk.
Here’s that thing you didn’t want – and the bill

Here’s that thing you didn’t want – and the bill

Already among Canada’s highest property taxes, Vancouver mulls an intrusive new way to raise them further still
Meet the Mayors: Kelowna

Meet the Mayors: Kelowna

From beaches and peaches to the Interior's economic powerhouse
Meet the Mayors: Kamloops

Meet the Mayors: Kamloops

The Price is Right at home in Canada’s Tournament Capital
#BCPOLI Hotstove: Eight is Never Enough

#BCPOLI Hotstove: Eight is Never Enough

Jordan Bateman and Maclean Kay discuss - and poke fun at - this week's news and newsmakers
Tilting the playing field

Tilting the playing field

B.C. local elections are more ‘wild west’ than ever