Tag: Taxes

Town of Comox adopts financial plan, tax rates at special council meeting

Town of Comox Nathan Maley -
The Town of Comox adopted its 2026–2030 financial plan bylaw and the 2026 tax rates bylaw during a special council meeting on May 13. 

Tax services continue during postal disruption 

City of Courtenay Justin Baumgardner -
The province says everyone is still responsible for paying provincial taxes, which is why they’re urging everyone to use...

Vancouver Island village left in tough spot after business fails to meet tax deadline

News Justin Goulet -
PORT ALICE, B.C. - A Port Alice business did not meet the tax deadline of July 31st, leaving the...

Property taxes due next week

News Justin Goulet -
Home owners are reminded to make sure you claim your home owner grant before the deadline. Property taxes...

NDP MP speaks up on tax evasion and border crossing issues

News Justin Goulet -
The Federal NDP is looking to raise awareness of tax evasion schemes. North Island-Powell River MP Rachel Blaney says the...

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