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the consequences of stepping to the plate & ACTUALLY wanting to fix things... 
no offense but dude should have ran for councillor first and built from therePolling has john tory as 55% of the votes, penalosa at 20%, chloe marie brown at 6% and acton at 5%
dude cant even pay invoices
Polling has john tory as 55% of the votes, penalosa at 20%, chloe marie brown at 6% and acton at 5%
dude cant even pay invoices
John Tory is a goofy.
Toronto can't afford to continue moving in his direction.
@jdubnyce
Millions of people in Ontario will be sent money from the government over the next few days.
That’s because the next instalment of the climate action incentive payment (CAIP) is set to start rolling out on Oct. 14 from the federal government.
The CAIP is a tax-free payment created to help offset the cost of federal pollution pricing. This follows the federal government’s 2019 move to establish a national price on carbon pollution.
In the past, CAIP was handed out as a refundable credit claimed on an annual basis, but as of July, the government pivoted to quarterly installments.
The first installment was sent to Ontarians on July 15 and included a retroactive amount for April 2022.
The payment is only available to people living in Ontario, Alberta, Saskatchewan and Manitoba.
The amount residents receive depends on their family situation and the province they live in.
In Ontario, the program provides an annual credit of:
In order to receive CAIP payments, income taxes and benefit returns must be filed every year.
The government said to contact them if your money is not received within 10 days.
Millions of people in Ontario are about to get money from the government
Millions of people in Ontario will be sent money from the government over the next few days.
That’s because the next instalment of the climate action incentive payment (CAIP) is set to start rolling out on Oct. 14 from the federal government.
The CAIP is a tax-free payment created to help offset the cost of federal pollution pricing. This follows the federal government’s 2019 move to establish a national price on carbon pollution.
In the past, CAIP was handed out as a refundable credit claimed on an annual basis, but as of July, the government pivoted to quarterly installments.
The first installment was sent to Ontarians on July 15 and included a retroactive amount for April 2022.
The payment is only available to people living in Ontario, Alberta, Saskatchewan and Manitoba.
The amount residents receive depends on their family situation and the province they live in.
In Ontario, the program provides an annual credit of:
- $373 for an individual
- $186 for a spouse or common-law partner
- $93 per child under 19
- $186 for the first child in a single-parent family
- There is also a rural supplement of 10 per cent of the base amount for residents of small and rural communities.
In order to receive CAIP payments, income taxes and benefit returns must be filed every year.
The government said to contact them if your money is not received within 10 days.
It's getting rough especially when the job market is getting tougher
waltthizzney
All Star
Friend just told me that one of the OG Toronto dudes in here died this week
@Kilgore Trout , think he had a new SN, regardless RIP
@Kilgore Trout , think he had a new SN, regardless RIP
He seemed like he was known in the Toronto club/party scene as a photographer and promoter
Worst City in the world
Recently went back to school and got my degree which makes me ponder if I should just say f the city and start applying for jobs in the US. Feels like cost of living and wages that is offered here is way out of balance
There seem to be lineups at all the Lazeez and Osmows due to that Shawarma day deal.
lmao yeah, they turned to trash. I can't really think of a good shawarma chain. If a local joint had this promotion I probably would've checked it out$5 shawarma
Osmows is trash
