Over the years, Ontario has adopted or considered every conceivable method of assessing property taxes. We’ve had market value assessment, unit value assessment, and actual value assessment, among others. Each one has tried to address the inequities of the one before, only to throw up even worse injustices of its own. At some point the thought may occur to someone: This is not accidental. My Canada Dominion Day column is on the festive theme of property tax reform abolition.