To bring the tax increase down the needed 23 per cent, or 1.5 percentage points, would mean finding $13 million in savings.
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City council will meet as a budget committee to work on Mayor Josh Morgan's order to bring the 2026 tax hike to below five per cent.
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Mayor Josh Morgan's pledge to keep the final tax hike of his four-year term below five per cent may not be easy to keep without some potentially painful cuts by city council – especially if they don't target police spending, one expert says.
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Josh Morgan plans to use his relatively new "strong mayor" powers to rein in the property-tax hike Londoners will face in 2026, the final year of his term, he said in his State of the City address on Thursday.
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There has been no shortage of issues for Mayor Josh Morgan to tackle, from housing and homelessness, to an exploding population, and property tax hikes
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A city council committee has given its endorsement to reducing the minimum ceiling height in London to barely more than six feet to align with Ontario’s building code. Councillors voted 3-1 in favour of the tweak to London’s property standards bylaw, reducing the minimum headroom in a home by 10
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Watch your head London, the city and the province aren't looking to raise the roof.
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Its official, property taxes will be increasing in the new year by over seven per cent â marginally lower than what was forecast in late October to help fund London's $1.4 billion spending plan.
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Downtown London's business district will get some extra money for street cleaning and graffiti removal, but not for property damage or enhancing security
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Rachel Gilbert spoke with Jack Moulton about city council getting ready to put the finishing touches on London's $1.4B budget for 2025.
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City politicians voted unanimously Wednesday to give some overnight shelter beds for the homeless a financial lifeline until new federal funding can be arranged.
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A number of local agencies for London's vulnerable residents are going to bat for a cleaning program cut from the latest budget.