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Canadian smaller businesses pay between 20-23 per cent more taxes than the U.S., claims CFIB report

Trump’s ‘Big Beautiful Bill’ will make things worse, says Canadian Federation of Independent BusinessTo improve Canada’s tax competitiveness and boost economic productivity, the Canadian Federation of Independent Business is calling on the federal and provincial governments to lower corporate income tax...

What capital gains tax changes could mean for Parc-Extension residents

The Canada Revenue Agency (CRA) has announced it will enforce proposed changes to capital gains taxation, even though Parliament is currently prorogued and the new rules have not yet been passed into law. This decision could have implications for...

Mayor Laurence Lavigne Lalonde announces slight reduction in local tax rate for 2025

The Mayor of Villeray–Saint-Michel–Parc-Extension, Laurence Lavigne Lalonde, has announced a slight reduction in the local tax rate for 2025. The new rate is set at 0.0507 per $100 of property assessment, marking a decrease from the 2024 rate of...

Quebec’s economic recovery and its impact on Parc-Extension

As Quebec's economy shows signs of recovery, the effects are being felt across the province. The Desjardins Leading Index (DLI) has reported a 0.5% rise for two consecutive months, indicating that Quebec's economic foundations are strengthening after a turbulent...

Support Urgently Needed for Parc-Extension Independent Businesses in Light of Federal Fall Economic Statement

Parc-Extension, is home to a diverse array of independent businesses, from cozy cafes to family-run shops. These small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) have been the backbone of our community, offering unique products and services while fostering a sense of...

Credit card debt at record high

As the post pandemic inflation crisis continues, every aspect of daily life in Park-Extension has been affected. Many Park-Ex families resort to credit card which follows a bigger Canadian trend.The Equifax Canada consumer survey released Tuesday November 1st 2022...

Canadian Federation of Independent Business’s wants CAQ government to ease taxes for small medium businesses

Leading towards the tabling of the next provincial probably budget in March by the CAQ government, the Canadian Federation of Independent Business’s Quebec lobby is asking the government to go easy on taxes paid by small and medium-size businesses,...

Premier Francois Legault: Businesses re-open Feb. 8 but keep curfew in place

(NEWSFIRST) Last Tuesday, all Quebec was impatient to hear Premier Legault the next step of measures.Already media outlets were hinting that stores will reopen Monday February 8th.As expected at 5PM Premier Legault accompanied by Quebec Public Health Director Horacio...

Business owners facing extension to restrictions

Taking a look at how 3 business types in and around Park Ex are dealing with the red alert and the restrictions set upon them.Premiere Legault announced a four week extension at a press conference this week and business...

Construction finally resumes on MIL University of Montréal campus—what this could mean for Park Extension businesses

As construction gets under way once again, we take a look at the progress of the site & how its students can possibly add to the success of local commerce & how construction has been affected by Covid-19, thus...