As per Service New Brunswick’s own information, “Spike Protection prevents your Assessment for Taxation from increasing more than 10% a year (excluding new construction, properties sold in the previous year, or major improvements)”.
In that the third week of January is when our property assessment notices arrive, it’s a time of year that fills many New Brunswickers with dread.
Starting this tax year (2025), the valuation date for your property assessment will be January 1 of the previous year – 2024, in this case – instead of the current year.
For me, the biggest issue is how the 3-point line has changed the game.
I love basketball and have loved it for a long time. Although never particularly gifted athletically, I played in high school, I played senior men’s, and I played a lot of pick-up.
In addition to the Assessment Act, this is the other piece of NB legislation that has to change in any systemic reform
There is liberation in growing older – true in many ways, as I’m sure those of a certain age would agree
