| CBC.ca Home prices on course to hit record highs in 2010 CTV.ca A rush to buy, sparked by expectations of higher mortgage rates and the pending harmonized sales tax in Ontario and British Columbia, is fuelling an ever ... CREA forecasts record home market this yearMontreal Gazette Housing resales to hit new record in 2010, realtors' group says.Kelowna.com It's still a seller's market in housing but it's not a bubble, economists sayThe Canadian Press all 196 news articles » |
| Natives rally opposition to HST London Free Press Ontario's harmonized sales tax (HST) will hit the province's poorest people hardest, and aboriginal leaders are ... McGuinty rejects call to reduce blended taxToronto Star Weighing In On The HSTLindsay Daily Post Parliamentary Assistant defends HST for CaledonCaledon Enterprise EMC St. Lawrence -Lexology (registration) all 10 news articles » |
| Cabinet talk has Murray off to a rumour-flying start Globe and Mail ... a phenomenon that's been particularly problematic for the Liberals in trying to present a united front on their controversial harmonized sales tax. ... and more » |
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Cabinet talk has Murray off to a rumour-flying start - Globe and Mail
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| HST stings Kitchener Rangers fans Waterloo Record KITCHENER Kitchener Rangers fans are among the first to be hit hard by the new harmonized sales tax. The HST's arrival in July ... |
| Former union boss finds it hard to trust Vale Inco - Dave Campbell NorthernLife.ca He did look pretty good dancing in the legislature when they passed the harmonized sales tax. We will see what tune he dances to in two years. ... and more » |
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Former union boss finds it hard to trust Vale Inco - Dave Campbell - NorthernLife.ca
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| Rise in housing starts points to more balanced market Montreal Gazette ... as interest are widely expected to rise during the latter part of the year and residents of Ontario and BC must contend with a harmonized sales tax. ... and more » |
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Rise in housing starts points to more balanced market - Montreal Gazette
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| Advocis calls on Ontario to ensure smaller planning firms remain competitive Investment Executive Advocis also urges the Ontario government to consider supporting and promoting a series of federal tax changes that will make retirement planning more ... |
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Advocis calls on Ontario to ensure smaller planning firms remain competitive - Investment Executive
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| Who will decide Canada's climate change policy? The US? Guelph Mercury With the emission reduction commitments and actions made by Ontario, Quebec and BC, Harper's government is effectively letting his friends in Alberta off ... and more » |
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