Calgarians will be asked to dig much, much deeper into their pocketbooks to fund city infrastructure and services, with a proposed residential property tax increase in 2027 of 15 per cent.
Citizens will get their first look at the proposed 2027-2030 four-year budget, called Investing for the Future, and it includes the aforementioned 15 per cent increase, followed by increases...
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