In 2022, Ottawa council tossed aside any semblance of evidence-based decision-making when it approved the residential vacant-unit tax (VUT) bylaw. Read More
Source: Visit the Ottawa Citizen for more!
Miller: Why Ottawa must pause its vacant-unit tax bylaw
Published in Columnists, landlords, Municipal taxes, Opinion, Ottawa council, rental units, renters, Residential Vacant Unit Tax, taxation and vacant unit tax
More from ColumnistsMore posts in Columnists »
- Jennings: Why Ottawa's Wellington Street must reopen
- Pellerin: Maybe my chatbot should set Ottawa's city budget
- Kavanagh: We need Ottawa Community Housing more than ever
- Glavin: Amira Elghawaby seemed the perfect appointee to combat 'Islamophobia' — except for all the politics
- Pellerin: Ottawa police prepare for the last protest, not the next one
More from Municipal taxesMore posts in Municipal taxes »
More from OpinionMore posts in Opinion »
- Jennings: Why Ottawa's Wellington Street must reopen
- Pellerin: Maybe my chatbot should set Ottawa's city budget
- Kavanagh: We need Ottawa Community Housing more than ever
- Glavin: Amira Elghawaby seemed the perfect appointee to combat 'Islamophobia' — except for all the politics
- Pellerin: Ottawa police prepare for the last protest, not the next one
More from Ottawa councilMore posts in Ottawa council »
More from Residential Vacant Unit TaxMore posts in Residential Vacant Unit Tax »
Be First to Comment