The Capital Budget debates reduced the projected levy to around 4 percent. More was to come when Operating came under the knife.
Readers Write: on Size of Council, more unlicensed quarrying, and Sandy Pines
Councillors started with a proposed 11 percent tax hike at the beginning of last week. By Friday morning, they had whittled it down to 3.6 percent.
Liberal MPs link local poverty and inequality to global and structural problems
Mental health crises, housing, and food insecurity are hindering County youth both in and out of the classroom
The Kinsmen announced over $14,000 in community grants to a host of local organizations this fall
A Prince Edward County native is honoured by the province for bravery in the line of duty
Proposal for 17 suburban-style homes on the South Shore falls within a Natural Core Area
Deluge of heartfelt letters wins once reluctant Councillors over
Motion to turn the heritage building into a community non-profit fails on a tie
After crashing his car into a ditch, a Tyendinaga man led officers on a chase through the woods of northeast Sophiasburgh
With December comes Budget week. This year, a 150-page Budget Book offers clear descriptions of everything on the table — or the chopping block
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