Here's what the political party leaders have been saying:Coon would fix 'corrupted' property tax systemGreen Party Leader David Coon was in Saint John, where he announced his government would fix New Brunswick's "broken" property tax system, making it fairer for small business and residential taxpayers. "It's time to fix the corrupted property tax system in New Brunswick, and I'm prepared to take it on," Coon said. Coon said the Saint John Regional Hospital's annual property tax bill is $4.5 million, and Irving Oil's is $2.6 million for its refinery. "It's clear the property tax system in New Brunswick has become corrupted," he said. Green Party Leader David Coon zeroed in on the property tax system as he campaigned Wednesday for election on Sept. 14.

Source: CBC News August 27, 2020 07:52 UTC