Tax and utilities
Claim your home owner grant online. Starting 2018, there is no longer the option to mail in your grant.
The home owner grant is a provincial program that helps reduce the amount of residential property tax you pay.
Tips for claiming your grant:
- You must apply for your home owner grant each year
- Check if you're eligible and for which grant amount
- If you pay your taxes at your financial institution, claim your home owner grant online separately
To avoid a 5% penalty on the outstanding property tax balance, make sure we receive your claim by the tax due date.
Property tax due dates
Advance taxes: February 4, 2020
Main taxes: September 30, 2020 (Extended deadline – learn more)
Alert icon You can make your payment at any time after receiving your tax notice in the mail.
Home owner grant: September 30, 2020
How much do you owe?
Set up an online account. You will need your access code. It can be found on your tax notice.
Get your property tax account balance. No login or registration required.
Claim your grant
Claim your home owner grant online and get instant confirmation.
Are you eligible?
Reduce the amount of property tax you owe. See if you qualify for a basic or senior/additional home owner grant.
Retroactive grant
Certain property owners can apply for a missed grant from the year before. Learn how to apply.
Grants for other types of housing
Co-op housing grant
If you own a share in a co-op, you have to claim your home owner grant and pay your property tax. The grant form must be completed jointly by the co-op members.