Manitoba School Divisions Implementing Property Tax Increases for Second Consecutive Year

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Manitoba school divisions raising property taxes for wage settlements and expenses
Tax increase proposals by Seven Oaks (4.5%), Winnipeg (5%), Pembina Trails (2%), and Brandon (6.78%)
Education Minister acknowledges catch-up due to past frozen funding
Progressive Conservative critic calls for sustainable funding model
Homeowners facing varying tax increases, concerns over affordability and funding management

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