The 59th Annual AAOM Professional Development Symposium was held May 13 and 14, 2015 at the Best Western Plus Winnipeg Airport Hotel, in Winnipeg, Manitoba.
At last shovels are in the ground in Ridgewood South,
AAOM President Erin Reid writes: While the AAOM executive was
AAOM members, Provincial and Winnipeg Assessment are invited to a fun evening of 9 Hole Texas Scramble Golf…
The annual Jane’s Walk is back on the weekend of
Little Free Libaries — resident-initiated community bookshelves — are an increasingly popular tactic for bringing neighbors together through their shared love of browsing and reading books.
Read the following post by urban reformer Hazel Borys of Placemakers. (This post redirects to the Placeshakers blog).
Want to be mortgage free, have minimal energy and maintenance costs but still be a home owner? Building a tiny house may be the answer.
This post links to the Community News Commons.
For a growing number, the housing squeeze means deferring taxes Nearly 40,000 properties in B.C. took advantage of the program in 2014.
This post links to the Vancouver Sun.
While targeted averaging is an improvement, split assessments look like a better solution.
This post links to the Vancouver Sun.
It turns out four provincial properties issued special-purpose properties notices oassessment for 2013 aren’t so special after all.
A Newfoundland Supreme Court judge has ruled the regulations guiding the properties under the Assessment Act are beyond the powers of the government, which could mean the loss of hundreds of thousands of dollars in taxes to municipalities.
This post links to an article published by The Telegram on March 25, 2015 (St John’s, Newfoundland)
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