About the Pointe-Claire Citizens’ Association (PCCA)
of specific projects and goals of the Association; 5. Providing, where possible, City Council and the public with community-sourced information, data and statistics to help raise awareness and expertise that will useThe PCCA was formed in 2022 to foster and promote fully contribute to informed decision-making; citizenship among residents of Pointe-Claire. Our aim is to strengthen the cultural, recreational, and social Helping empower citizens to be able to best represent benefits we all enjoy as residents of this great city. We themselves before municipal decision-making bodwill work to achieve this by: ies. In doing so, the PCCA aspires to enhance Pointe1. Building on our strong and shared sense of community; Claire’s leadership as a responsible member of the 2. Enhancing public understanding of matters that are broader Montreal Metropolitan Community, and in Quebec, Canada, and the world. of common concern; 3. Coordinate, and cooperate as necessary, with City Visit us at: https://www.pointeclaire.info or follow us on Council and other organizations, with common goals, Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/acpc.pcca in promoting the general good of the community; By the PCCA Executive past and present 4. Propose ideas to City Council, as required, in support
Calculating Property Value
tions for the 18-month period prior to the coming into force of the assessment roll. For the 2023-2024-2025 Want to understand how the value of your property, rolls, this date is July 1, 2021. building or lot is calculated? Find out everything you The main factors that determine value are: location; lot need to know about the factors that influence its value. area; size of the building(s); age of the property, adjustProperty values that appear on the assessment roll cor- ed to account for any renovations or major additions; respond to the property’s exchange value on the free quality of the construction; income generated by the and open market. It is the most probable selling price property, if applicable. paid by a potential buyer in a private sale. For more information, visit the City of Montreal web site: Factors that influence the value of your property https://montreal.ca/en/topics/calculating-property-value To determine the market value of a property, the city Source: City of Montréal appraiser takes into account real estate market condi-
The Kitchen: Barry’s Oink Rub Ingredients - 3 tbsp cayenne - 5 tbsp smoked paprika - 5 tbsp granulated garlic - 3 tbsp dried oregano - 3 tbsp dried thyme - 1 tbsp cumin
- 1 tbsp dried chipotle - 1 tbsp dried mustard - 3 tbsp onion powder - 3 tbsp kosher salt - 1 tbsp black pepper - 1 tbsp ground ginger
Directions Pulse 3 times in a food processor then store in a shaker. Oink rub is all you need for ribs, pork chops or pork shoulder. If preparing ribs, apply 24 hours ahead of time then store in the fridge in a large plastic bag. The next day re-apply oink rub before slow cooking ribs at 250 degrees for 3 hours.
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