On June 27, IMFG released a report on potential alternative revenue sources for Canadian cities called, More Tax Sources for Canada’s Largest Cities: Why, What, and How? (No. 27).
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IMFG’s paper by Enid Slack and Harry Kitchen on new revenue tools was mentioned in Metro News Toronto
IMFG’s Paper No. 27 was featured in a Metro News Toronto article called, “Toronto should rely more on new revenue tools, less on property taxes for money: experts.”
Find out more »IMFG’s new paper on alternative revenue sources was mentioned in QP Briefing
IMFG’s new paper (No. 27, More Tax Sources for Canada’s Largest Cities: Why, What, and How?) was mentioned in a QP Briefing article.
Find out more »IMFG’s new paper on potential revenue tools was mentioned in the Toronto Star
IMFG’s new paper (No. 27, More Tax Sources for Canada’s Largest Cities: Why, What, and How?), co-authored by IMFG Director Enid Slack and Professor Emeritus Harry Kitchen (Trent University) was mentioned […]
Find out more »New IMFG paper makes a case for new taxes for Canada’s largest cities
A new paper from the Institute on Municipal Finance and Governance looks at the impact of potential revenue tools on eight Canadian cities.
Find out more »Enid Slack facilitates workshop for the International Property Tax Institute (IPTI) in Prague, Czech Republic
IMFG Director Enid Slack was invited by the International Property Tax Institute (IPTI) to facilitate a day-and-a-half workshop on property taxation in Central and Eastern European countries in Prague, Czech […]
Find out more »Enid Slack wrote an article for the newest edition of Plan Canada Magazine about financing cities
IMFG Director Enid Slack wrote an article called “Financing Canadian Cities in the 21st Century” for Plan Canada Magazine’s summer edition, Financing Cities, published by the Canadian Institute of Planners.
Find out more »New paper outlines how to measure and improve good local governance
New paper from the Institute on Municipal Finance and Governance makes recommendations for improving the quality of good governance in Canadian municipalities.
Find out more »Abigail Friendly publishes in the Latin American Research Review
IMFG Post-Doctoral Fellow Abigail Friendly published an article in the Latin American Research Review called, “The Changing Landscape of Civil Society in Niterói, Brazil.”
Find out more »IMFG was mentioned in an insideHalton.com article about Oakville’s fiscal health
IMFG was mentioned in an insideHalton.com article called, “Oakville mayor calls on business community to help Town fight poverty.”
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