A Toronto MP is criticizing the City of Toronto's proposal to increase property taxes by an additional six per cent if the federal government doesn't provide funding for refugees and asylum-seekers. Budget Chief Shelley Carroll stated that if the funding is not received, a budget including a six per cent 'federal impacts levy' will be sent to council.
Etobicoke Centre MP Yvan Baker argues that Ottawa has already provided the city with billions of dollars in support.
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