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In Singapore, around 2,000-3,000 people have a rare disease. One of them is Hereditary Angioedema or HAE, which is a rare genetic disorder that results in ...

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Council approves fee in licence hike from $1000 to $3000 per year; 'The fee increase is sizable enough to amount to a de facto prohibition on ownership,' ...

She also noted some bylaw complaints related to parking and fireworks may also be STR related, but not accounted for in the numbers. Sherri Bell was the lone councillor to comment on the issue, noting time of other staff, such as those in the clerk’s department, was not factored into the program’s costs. He said the 94 licences would generate $94,000 in revenue under the current cost schedule. He said the price tag for that time is about $44,000. He said the current fee is “already burdensome.” He said in 2023, staff processed 31 licence applications, 22 of which were new and nine were renewals. Coun. Robert Charlton told council most local STR owners are “just family men and women” and not big corporations. Only Coun. He said “a lack of transparency” and insufficient notice of the proposed hike was “neither fair or reasonable” to local STR owners. He said the amount of the increase compared to the costs of the program could “render the proposed fee increase outside the jurisdiction of the township” and, as a result, may be “unsupported by legislation under the Municipal Act.” Farhad Shirzad, whose family owns a cottage on Lake St.