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EPCOR

Up to $800 paid by cheque toward installing a backwater valve, for Edmonton homes built before 1989 that have flooded from a sanitary sewer backup or sit in a neighbourhood with flooding history.

The catch: Subject to available funding, first come first served - this is a capped pot, not an entitlement. The home must predate 1989, must not already have a valve, and the address must not have had the subsidy before. Installation must be by a professional plumber using an approved valve model, with a City inspection.

Subsidizedabout 90 minStanding

The City of Calgary

Sliding-scale access to City pools, classes, day camps, golf and partner facilities, down to near-zero for the lowest income band. Granted through one Fair Entry application.

The catch: Not free - sliding scale. And it is gated on Fair Entry approval, which takes income documentation and is not instant.

Subsidizedabout 45 minAnnual

The City of Calgary

Free compost, up to 100 L per household, once per household, collected by appointment at City landfills. Runs in spring; registration opens a couple of weeks before pickup starts.

The catch: Appointment slots are finite and the pickup window is short. Registration opening is the date that matters - by the close date it has been gone for weeks.

closed right nowabout 20 minAnnualno documents needed

The City of Calgary

Financing of up to 100% of an approved clean energy retrofit, capped at $50,000, repaid with interest through your property tax bill over up to 20 years. The obligation stays with the property when you sell.

The catch: This is a loan at an estimated 5.66–5.75% fixed, not a grant and not a rebate. It is listed here only so it stops being mistaken for one: the money is repaid, with interest, on your tax bill.

Financingabout 240 minStanding

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