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From The Globe and Mail – Toronto RSS feed
Toronto residents and businesses will get a break of about $20 on their property tax bill next year thanks to savings from the summer’s bruising 39-day city workers strike.
The decision, made today by Mayor David Miller’s executive committee, goes to council for final approval later this month.