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Happy Women’s Day | MrHunter.ca
International Women's Day, also known as IWD for short, grew out of the labour movement to become a recognized annual event by the UN.It all started in 1908 when 15K women marched through NYC demanding shorter working hours, better pay and the right to vote. Things were made official in 1975 when the United Nations…
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City of Toronto Property Taxes Increase in 2025 Budget
On January 13, 2025, Toronto initiated its 2025 Budget process, proposing a 6.9% property tax increase, which includes 5.4% for residential properties and 1.5% for city building levies. This increase aims to support various programs, including the Rent Bank and youth services, with $94 million allocated for affordability and infrastructure. The 10-year capital budget totals…
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Tax Breaks Fuel Short-Lived Toronto Rental Surge | MrHunter.ca
Tax cuts led to a temporary increase in rental construction in Toronto, but the effects were short-lived. The GTHA saw rental starts surge from 16% to 27%, tripling in Toronto to 51%.
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Toronto 50-Storey Office Tower Lights up Skyline! | MrHunter.ca
Toronto's skyline transforms with a once-in-a-generation construction marvel, reshaping the city's core landscape.The 50-storey tower at 141 Bay Street becomes Canada's tallest commercial project under construction.
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Tips for Toronto Auto Insurance | MrHunter.ca
Insurance rates depend on age, gender, location, driving record, vehicle type, and annual mileage. Use tools to compare personalized insurance rates from multiple providers to find the best deal.
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Toronto city council finalizes new budget, with 6.9% property tax hike
Council approved a 6.9% property tax increase for 2025 in a 19 to 5 vote, following extensive debate on Mayor Olivia Chow's budget. The $18.8 billion operating budget focuses on transit, police, libraries, and affordable housing, while the $59.6 billion capital budget addresses infrastructure needs. Chow highlighted the challenges faced by residents, including high rent…
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Toronto can reduce building emissions while protecting tenants – here’s how
By the end of the year, Toronto will implement emission reduction rules for buildings, becoming the second city in Canada to do so. These building emission performance standards aim to set mandatory emission targets, addressing the 18% of Canada’s emissions produced by buildings. Experts emphasize the importance of these regulations in achieving climate goals without…
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Toronto Transitionary Year: Home Sales, Prices Flat | MrHunter.ca
Toronto's housing market in 2024: a transitionary year with subdued sales and flat prices. Sales rose 2.6% in 2024, totaling 67,610, with single-family home sales outperforming condos.
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Can New Mortgage Rules Boost Toronto Market? | MrHunter.ca
Interest rate cuts and mortgage rule changes could boost the Greater Toronto Area's housing market in 2025. New mortgage rules allow first-time buyers to purchase homes up to $1.5M with less down.
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Get Your House Market-Ready | MrHunter.ca
Consult a REALTOR®: A local agent helps price your home correctly and attract potential buyers. Complete Repairs: Fix any outstanding issues, like leaky faucets or worn-out flooring, for a polished look.