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Better value: The Mitchells moved to Milton after Mississauga's switch to market value assessment in 1986 added $700 to their annual $1,500 property tax bill
Better value: The Mitchells moved to Milton after Mississauga's switch to market value assessment in 1986 added $700 to their annual $1,500 property tax bill

Better value: The Mitchells moved to Milton after Mississauga's switch to market value assessment in 1986 added $700 to their annual $1,500 property tax bill

Date9/1/1988
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Original Toronto Star caption: Better value: The Mitchells moved to Milton after Mississauga's switch to market value assessment in 1986 added $700 to their annual $1;500 property tax bill.
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ProvenanceFrom the Toronto Star Archives
CollectionToronto Star Photograph Archive
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0106690F
Tax protest: Taxpayers demonstrate outside Metro Hall to let politicians know they want no part of market value assessment
Tax protest: Taxpayers demonstrate outside Metro Hall to let politicians know they want no part of market value assessment
10/28/1992
Tax protest: Taxpayers demonstrate outside Metro Hall to let politicians know they want no part of market value assessment
Tax protest: Taxpayers demonstrate outside Metro Hall to let politicians know they want no part of market value assessment
10/28/1992
Fighting change: Georgetown resident Tom Politi is battling a proposed change to market value assessment
Fighting change: Georgetown resident Tom Politi is battling a proposed change to market value assessment
7/20/1992
Worried businessmen: Peter Manios, left, and partner Chris Pappas, of Old Mill Donuts and Deserts, are worried about the extra $26,764 in taxes under Metro's market value assessment scheme
Worried businessmen: Peter Manios, left, and partner Chris Pappas, of Old Mill Donuts and Deserts, are worried about the extra $26,764 in taxes under Metro's market value assessment scheme
9/23/1992
Street blocked: Eglinton West Village store owners are the latest to march against market value assessment
Street blocked: Eglinton West Village store owners are the latest to march against market value assessment
10/8/1992
Revolted taxpayer: An outraged man shows Metro councillors last night how he feels about the market value assessment plan
Revolted taxpayer: An outraged man shows Metro councillors last night how he feels about the market value assessment plan
9/22/1992
Taxing situation: Joan and Steve Schmidt say market value assessment would save them $1,288 a year in taxes on their Scarborough home
Taxing situation: Joan and Steve Schmidt say market value assessment would save them $1,288 a year in taxes on their Scarborough home
10/22/1992
Taxing situation: Joan and Steve Schmidt say market value assessment would save them $1,288 a year in taxes on their Scarborough home
Taxing situation: Joan and Steve Schmidt say market value assessment would save them $1,288 a year in taxes on their Scarborough home
10/22/1992
Revolted taxpayer: An outraged man shows Metro counciliors last night how he feels about the market value assessment plan
Revolted taxpayer: An outraged man shows Metro counciliors last night how he feels about the market value assessment plan
9/22/1992
Street blocked: Eglinton West Village store owners are the latest to march against market value assessment
Street blocked: Eglinton West Village store owners are the latest to march against market value assessment
10/8/1992
Proponents angry: Metro Councillor Scott Cavaller, right, with Chairman Alan Tonks, rails at the province yesterday for killing the market value assessment plan.
Proponents angry: Metro Councillor Scott Cavaller, right, with Chairman Alan Tonks, rails at the province yesterday for killing the market value assessment plan.
12/8/1992
House call: Tory leader Larry Grossman chats yesterday with Grace Andrew, 79, who said she would have to turn to her children for help if there was market value assessment
House call: Tory leader Larry Grossman chats yesterday with Grace Andrew, 79, who said she would have to turn to her children for help if there was market value assessment
8/10/1987