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2012 Budget
I recently heard the opinion expressed by a Town councillor that for 2012, it would be a good time to have a fairly significant increase in Town taxes, because the Regional increase will be quite modest!
Now, there's an original thought - increase taxes, not because there is a real need and an increase is absolutely necessary, but because some other level of government isn't taking very much for its use!
With that kind of irresponsible approach to taxation, it's no wonder the average person cannot get her/his head about the financial waters, even more so in these distressing economic times.
Of course, one can easily say that the increase will only take one or two days' of food off a typical family's table, or take a week's worth of lunches away from a school-age child; having additional monies available for the self-serving Corporation is more important apparently, than people having regular, healthy meals.
After all, health is a Regional matter, not a concern of the Corporation of the Town of Milton, isn't it?
Have a say on this at council chambers on Dec. 12, 7 p.m.

Mike Grimwood, December, 2011


Say What?
Messrs. Harper and Flaherty are spending some $20MM for a consultant to identify savings to benefit millions of hard-working Canadian taxpayers. This isn't as much as the Conservative in-and-out funding cost us, so why the questions about conservative values?
Too, compared to the $50MM spent by Mr. Clement to fund infrastructure to benefit his riding alone, what's the complaint?
And we can see a nice big picture of Tony as we travel along Hwy. 118 as an added benefit when we head up there to enjoy the infrastructure.
Ain't politics fun!
Mike Grimwood,  September 2011




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