Accessibility Tools

Municipal Office - 2357 Highway 206, P.O. Box 120, Arichat, Nova Scotia B0E 1A0
(902) 226-2400, Toll Free: 1-800-567-2600

The following funding opportunities are provided for your review.  Please note the Municipality of the County of Richmond does not administer these applications.  All questions should be directed to the designated funding body.

Community Trails Funding:

Trail Engineering Assistance Grant Program

Department - Organization: NS Dept of Communities, Culture, Tourism and Heritage

Description: The grant is designed to provide trail builders and managers with a source of funding to help them hire engineering expertise when it is required. For hiring engineers when building, maintaining, and supporting multi-use trails and non-motorized single-use to help ensure Nova Scotia’s trails are both safe for trail users and environmentally sound. Applicants are encouraged to contribute to the overall cost of the initiative. The contribution level required depends on the need and the ability of the applicant to contribute.

Example(s): Inspection and assessment of existing trail structures. Components of planning requiring an engineer (i.e. site plan for a bridge). Design of trail components which must be engineered to a specific standard. Rehabilitation plans. Other occasions when it is appropriate to seek the advice of a professional engineer.

Deadline: Ongoing applications from April 1st, until fully allocated.

Contact:  or your regional CCTH manager. 

Website: Engineering Assistance Grant Program

 

 

The Trail Funding Program, Trail Infrastructure, and Major Repairs Stream –

Deadline DECEMBER 15

 This funding was designed to develop and implement planning and construction projects along the Trans Canada Trail that will increase and improve the quality and value of the network, as well as improve the safety and comfort of users. Further, this stream will work to ensure both the sustainability and integrity of the network and work to minimise the Trail being closed or rerouted at any given time.

Direct link for first funding opportunity

 https://tctrail.ca/trail-funding-opportunities/trail-infrastructure-and-major-repairs-stream/

 

 

The Minor Maintenance Stream:

 The Minor Maintenance Stream was designed to support maintenance projects along the Trans Canada Trail to ensure the long-term sustainability and integrity of the network, as well as improve the safety and comfort of users. Further, this stream will support Trail groups as they increase and maintain the engagement of trail volunteers

Direct link for second funding opportunity:

TCT-TFP_Minor-Maintenance-Stream_12-Oct-2023.pdf (tctrail.ca)

 

  

Trail Maintenance Grant (TMG)

Deadline: Closes on February 15th, 2024

Description: The Trail Maintenance Grant is designed to support groups who are involved in regular maintenance, as well as emergency funding to groups who have experienced major maintenance issues due to fire, flooding, and hurricanes.

 Website: https://cch.novascotia.ca/sites/default/files/inline/trail_maintenance_guidelines.pdf

 

 

Community Trails Leadership Fund

Department - Organization: NS Dept of Communities, Culture, Tourism and Heritage

Description: The grant supports the trail development community in Nova Scotia through the provision of funds for leadership, organizational development, and capacity building. The fund will help organizations offer training and educational opportunities for volunteers and the trail professionals who support them. It also helps the organizations acquire the expertise needed for specific aspects of trail projects. Applicants are expected to contribute at least fifty percent (50%) of the overall cost of the initiative, inclusive of contributions obtained from other sources (financial and in-kind). Applicants unable to contribute the expected amount (50% of overall cost) are encouraged to discuss their proposed initiative and financial situation with their local Regional Manager and/or CCTH Trails Consultant

Deadline: Ongoing applications from April 1st, until fully allocated.

Contact:  

Website: Community Trails Leadership Fund

 

 

Arts, Culture & Heritage:

Strategic Development Initiative

Department - Organization: NS Dept of Communities, Culture, Tourism and Heritage

Description: Supports projects that encourage and increase heritage/community cooperation including developing new revenue sources to increase financial sustainability; improving leadership and programming skills of existing heritage-related boards and workers through training. The department may contribute up to 75% of eligible project costs for a maximum of $10,000

Deadline: Ongoing intake from April 1st until fully allocated, must apply before December 31st, 2023.

Website: Strategic Development Initiative

 

 

Youth Canada Works

Department - Organization: Canadian Council of Archives

Description: The program provides funding to employers to create jobs for students and internships for graduates. These programs help youth acquire skills in the heritage, arts and cultural sector, as well as develop their second language. Eligibility: be a Non-profit organization under municipal government, that has distinct objectives, programs and budget related to heritage.

Deadline: January 19th, 2024

Contact: 

Website: Youth Canada Works

 

 

Festival and Community Event Development

Department - Organization: NS Dept of Communities, Culture, Tourism and Heritage

Description: The objectives of the program are to improve the sustainability and event-hosting capacity of unique community events and to support home-grown events that promote or strengthen the unique character of the community. Up to $10,000. Applicants can apply for one festival or event per fiscal year.

Example(s): Supports major events being hosted in Nova Scotia that align with the Nova Scotia Events Strategy. Major sporting and cultural events as well as homegrown major events like DEVOUR Food Film Festival.

Deadline: Applications for 2024-25 open in January 2024.

Contact: Stephen MacDougall, Senior Events Advisor, 

Website: Festival and Community Event Development

  

 

Diversity and Community Capacity Fund/ Community and Cultural Identities Fund

Department - Organization: NS Dept of Communities, Culture, Tourism and Heritage

Description: The Diversity and Community Capacity Fund invests in capacity-building efforts of organizations that represent traditionally marginalized communities. Through this fund, municipalities should look to increase access to programs and services that support equity, diversity and inclusion. Increase public understanding, through education, of traditionally marginalized groups and communities in Nova Scotia. Build the capacity of your organization to host an event/activity that promotes social inclusion.

The Community and Cultural Identities Fund is a companion program that supports activities which recognize and celebrate the diversity of Nova Scotia’s new, emerging, and established cultural communities. Funding is available for up to $10,000. Larger requests may be considered. Funding requests cannot exceed more than 75% of eligible costs.

Deadlines: DCCF:  April 15th, June 15th, September 15th. CCIF companion program: May 31st, August 31st, October 31st, December 31st. 

Contact: 

Website: Diversity and Community Capacity Fund & Community and Cultural Identities Fund

 

 

Legacy Fund

Department - Organization: Department of Canadian Heritage

Description: The program provides funding for community-initiated capital projects that restore, renovate, or transform an existing building or exterior space intended for community use. Recipients may receive up to 50% of eligible project expenses up to a maximum of $500,000.

Example(s): Such as a statue, community hall, monument, garden or work of art.

Deadline: Continuous intake.  Projects must be submitted before the anniversary date of the event or personality to be commemorated.

Email

Website: Legacy Fund 

 

 

Canada Cultural Spaces Fund

Department - Organization: Federal Department of Canadian Heritage

Description: The objectives of the fund are to contribute to: improved physical conditions for professional arts and heritage-related collaboration, creation, presentation, preservation, and exhibition; and to increase and improve access for Canadians to arts and culture. The CCSF achieves these objectives by supporting the construction and/or renovation of arts and/or heritage facilities, including creative hubs; and the acquisition of specialized equipment and the development of feasibility studies for the construction or renovation of arts and/or heritage facilities, including creative hubs.

Deadline: Continuous intake

Email

Website: Application Guidelines – Canada Cultural Spaces Fund

 

 

The McLean Foundation Grant

Department - Organization: The McLean Foundation

Description: They endeavour to maintain a flexible policy, with particular emphasis on projects showing promise of general social benefit but which may initially lack broad public appeal. Normally in the areas of social welfare, education, environmental conservation and the arts.

Deadline: Continuous intake

Contact: 

Website: The McLean Foundation Grant

 

 

R. Howard Webster Foundation

Department - Organization: R. Howard Webster Foundation

Description: The R. Howard Webster Foundation makes grants to outstanding Canadian charitable organizations offering unique and inspiring programs or projects for the benefit, improvement and development of Canadian society. The R. Howard Webster Foundation’s funding interests are within the areas of Arts & Culture, Education, Environment, Medical, and Social Services.

Example(s): Does not fund capital projects. Previous grantees can be viewed on thier website.

Deadline: Continuous intake

Contact: 

WebsiteR. Howard Webster Foundation

 

 

Digital Content Marketing Program

 The Digital Content Marketing Program is open to tourism businesses and organizations in Nova Scotia. You can submit one application for digital marketing, content creation, or both. Participants will work with Tourism Nova Scotia to identify shared goals for projects through the Digital Content Marketing Program and determine a budget. The minimum partner investment for digital marketing partners is $7,500 plus a 15% media buying fee (total $8,625). The minimum partner investment for content creation is $10,000. Tourism Nova Scotia will match partner investments.

Deadline: December 15, 2023

Direct Link:   https://tourismns.ca/digital-content-marketing-program

 

 

Climate Change & Sustainability

 

Climate-Resilient Coastal Communities Program

Department - Organization: Efficiency Nova Scotia

Description: The program will provide funding to enable communities and sectors to work collaboratively at a regional scale to overcome barriers and develop coordinated solutions to climate change risks (e.g. increasing sea level rise, coastal erosion, storm surge) in coastal regions.

Example(s): Revise land use plans and policies, e.g. restrict types of development in high-risk areas. Apply revised codes and standards, e.g. building designs that minimize damage. Implement nature-based approaches to prevent shoreline erosion and reduce the impact of coastal flooding. Plan for retreat of community assets, housing, or infrastructure away from coastal climate change hazards. Establish sustainable inclusive governance mechanisms. Determine financing approaches.

Deadline: December 13th, 2023

Contact: 

Website: Climate-Resilient Coastal Communities Program

 

 

Energy Innovation Program- Smart Grids

Department - Organization: Natural Resources Canada

Description: The program will provide support to the key technology, market, and regulatory innovations that address barriers in order to scale pilot projects into grid-wide deployments. The intended results include significant impacts to enhancing grid reliability, resiliency, and flexibility. Demonstration Stream: open to projects that request between $500,000 and $6,000,000 (comprising up to 50% of total project costs). Regulatory Innovation Capacity Building Stream: open to projects that request between $250,000 and $1,500,000 (comprising up to 75% of total project costs).

Deadline: Demonstration Stream January 10th, 2024. Regulatory Innovation Capacity Building Stream, January 31st. 

Contact:  

Website: Energy Innovation Program

 

 

Environmental Damages Fund

Department - Organization: Environment and Climate Change Canada

Description: Supports projects that benefit the natural environment, achieve restoration of damage to the natural environment and wildlife conservation, in a cost-effective way. Priority is given to projects that restore the natural environment and conserve wildlife, followed by environmental quality improvement initiatives, research and development on environmental restoration and improvement, education and awareness on issues affecting the health of the natural environment.

Example(s): Install reef balls in the Halifax Harbour to create and restore marine habitat. These reef balls will complete a network of over 7.5 hectares of reef structures in Halifax Harbour.

Deadline: There is now an open call for applications.

Contact: 

Website: Environmental Damages Fund

 

 

Farm Credit Canada Community Fund

Department - Organization: Farm Credit Canada

Description: FCC Community Funding is to help enhance communities. Eligible organizations can apply for up to $10,000 in FCC Community Funding annually and applications are accepted year-round.

Deadline: Continuous intake

Contact: 

Website: Farm Credit Canada Community Fund

 

 

Clean Energy for Rural and Remote Communities

Department - Organization: Natural Resources Canada

Description: Provides funding for clean energy projects in rural and remote communities. Including biomass heating, district heating, and combined heat and power systems. There is also a stream for research, development, and demonstration projects. A rural community is defined as a community with a population of fewer than 5,000 people and a population density of fewer than 400 persons per square kilometre and not connected to the North American piped natural gas network. Remote community refers to a community not currently connected to the North American electrical grid or the piped natural gas network and is a permanent or long-term (5 years or more) settlement with at least 10 dwellings.

Example(s): Fort Nelson, BC: This investment will focus on community energy planning, feasibility modelling, design, permitting and resource assessment to support a geothermal electricity generation project under the Emerging Renewable Power Program.

Deadline: Continuous intake

Contact: https://forms-formulaires.alpha.canada.ca/en/id/clj8xxq1o00bsyq658jldwr5l

WebsiteClean Energy for Rural and Remote Communities

 

 

EV Boost 

Department - Organization: Clean Foundation 

Description: Access to electric vehicle charging in Nova Scotia is increasing! EV Boost is helping to bring more Level-2 EV chargers to eligible organizations in the province. Through funding provided by Natural Resources Canada (NRCan)’s Zero-Emission Vehicle Infrastructure Program (ZEVIP), Clean Foundation will help to support the deployment and installation of up to 250 EV chargers.

Deadline: Continous until allocated.

Contact: Julia Anctil, 

Website: EV Boost

Information Sessions: If you would like to access a recording from a past information session please email .

 

 

Green Energy Financing/ Community Efficiency Financing (PACE Programs)

Department - Organization: FCM & Clean Foundation & PACE Atlantic

Description: Homeowners can access low-interest financing to cover the cost of these upgrades through PACE programs offered by their municipalities. Each municipality can have their own PACE program or can join a turnkey program. Such as the Clean Energy Financing program created by Clean Foundation, or PACE Atlantic. The Federation of Canadian Municipalities administers the Community Efficiency Financing program that offers loans and grants to help municipalities across Canada deliver energy efficiency and solar power financing programs for residential properties, including PACE.

Deadline: Continous

Contact: 

Website: Green Energy Financing/ Community Efficiency Financing (PACE Programs)

 

 

Low Carbon Economy Fund - Low Carbon Economy Challenge

Department - Organization: Environment and Natural Resources Canada

Description: The Low Carbon Economy Challenge is part of the Low Carbon Economy Fund. Projects must result in greenhouse gas emissions reductions in 2030 and must align with Canada’s goals for net-zero emissions by 2050. Applicants are able to request between $1 million and $25 million in funding for eligible project expenditures, with cost-sharing of 50% of total project costs for municipalities. Self-Screening Tool for understanding project eligibility and competitiveness. To access the tool, please send an email to .

Example(s): Active transport (e.g. biking or pedestrian infrastructure). Construction of new buildings (wherein GHG emissions reductions are obtained relative to a hypothetical alternative new building). District energy systems for new construction. Electricity transmission and distribution infrastructure. Enhancing carbon sinks (e.g., carbon sequestration in forests or soils). Fuel transportation infrastructure. Light emitting diode (LED) lighting retrofits. Public transit infrastructure and vehicles. Purchase of new vehicles. Reductions based solely on behavioral change. Reductions based solely on products manufactured or sold by the applicant for market consumption (i.e. where GHG emissions reductions can only be realized upon purchase, installation and/or use of the product by an unidentified third party). Zero Emission Vehicles (ZEVs) and ZEV infrastructure. Project types that explore possible methods of reducing GHG emissions but do not implement them are not eligible.

Deadline: Was scheduled for October 3rd, 2023, to January 12th, 2024 but is currently delayed. 

Contact: 

Website: Low Carbon Economy Fund - Low Carbon Economy Challenge

 

 

Marine Debris Clean-Up Program

Department - Organization: Department of Fisheries and Aquaculture

Description: The program provides funding to help remove debris from Nova Scotia's marine and freshwater shorelines. The program has 3 funding streams: Shoreline Clean-up – supports clean-up efforts of marine and freshwater coastlines. Marine Debris and Litter Prevention – supports methods of reducing litter from reaching our water systems. Marine Debris and Litter Recycling – supports waste diversion solutions that encourage recycling over sending debris to landfill.

Deadline: February 1st, 2024

Contact: 

Website: Marine Debris Clean-Up Program

 

 

2Billion Trees

Department - Organization: Natural Resources Canada

Description: The program provides financial support to organizations to plant trees over 10 years. Please also see the Clean Foundation's sister program, the Thriving Forests Program.

Deadline: Open call for proposals

Contact: 

Website2Billion Trees

 

 

R. Howard Webster Foundation

Department - Organization: R. Howard Webster Foundation

Description: The R. Howard Webster Foundation makes grants to outstanding Canadian charitable organizations offering unique and inspiring programs or projects for the benefit, improvement and development of Canadian society. The R. Howard Webster Foundation’s funding interests are within the areas of Arts & Culture, Education, Environment, Medical, and Social Services.

Example(s): Does not fund capital projects. Previous grantees can be viewed on thier website.

Deadline: Continuous intake

Contact: 

WebsiteR. Howard Webster Foundation

 

 

The McLean Foundation Grant

Department - Organization: The McLean Foundation

Description: They endeavour to maintain a flexible policy, with particular emphasis on projects showing promise of general social benefit but which may initially lack broad public appeal. Normally in the areas of social welfare, education, environmental conservation and the arts.

Deadline: Continuous 

Contact: 

Website: The McLean Foundation Grant

 

 

 Green Choice Program:

Will open for applications on Dec 15. In this program, large energy buyers, including municipalities, can purchase up to 100% of their electricity from local renewable energy sources. Information session in Jan. https://novascotiagcp.com/participant-resources

 

Natural Asset Management Roadmap Program

Now open for applications "The program provides direction, support and guidance to local governments as they develop roadmaps to account for natural assets in their asset management strategies." https://www.intactpublicentities.ca/natural-asset-management-roadmap-program

 

 

Critical Minerals Infrastructure Fund:

Now open for applications, deadline Feb 29. https://www.canada.ca/en/campaign/critical-minerals-in-canada/federal-support-for-critical-mineral-projects-and-value-chains/critical-minerals-infrastructure-fund.html

 

 

Economic Development Funding:

 

Innovative Communities Fund

Department - Organization: Atlantic Opportunities Agency (ACOA)

Description: The fund is for economic development projects and initiatives that lead to long-term employment and a stronger local economy. The fund enables communities to: develop thriving industry sectors, strengthen infrastructure in rural areas, invest in projects to help communities overcome economic issues and take advantage of new opportunities.

Example(s): Projects with links to tourism, for example, waterfront development capital projects. Events that bring in a national or international audience. Expansion of municipal services can be eligible if it is linked to economic development in the private sector.

Deadline: Continuous intake

Contact: ACOA Regional Manager 

Website: Innovative Communities Fund

 

 

 Community Economic Development Fund (Formerly Invest NS Fund)

The Community Economic Development Fund helps sectors and communities become more competitive by funding projects that have a broad impact on a sector or region. The fund considers projects that promote cooperation and partnerships. "

Deadline: January 31, 2024

Direct Link:  https://beta.novascotia.ca/apply-project-funding-community-economic-development-fund

 

 

Emergency Services & Safety

 

Automated External Defibrillator (AED) Grant Program

Department - Organization: Recreation Facility Association of Nova Scotia/ with support from the Department of Communities, Culture and Heritage

Description: The goal of this program is to increase the number of AEDs installed in sports and recreation facilities in Nova Scotia. Through this grant program owners or managing partners of sport and recreation facilities can be eligible to receive up to 1/2 the total cost of the purchase of an AED or replacement batteries or pads for AEDs purchased through the program to a maximum of $1,500.00 (taxes Included).

Deadline: February 15th (Annually)

Contact: 

Website: Automated External Defibrillator (AED) Grant Program

 

 

Funding for Employment Opportunities 

 

Youth Canada Works

Department - Organization: Canadian Council of Archives

Description: The program provides funding to employers to create jobs for students and internships for graduates. These programs help youth acquire skills in the heritage, arts and cultural sector, as well as develop their second language. Eligibility: be a Non-profit organization under municipal government, that has distinct objectives, programs and budget related to heritage.

Deadline: January 19th, 2024

Contact: 

Website: Youth Canada Works

 

 

Clean Foundation Workforce Development

Department - Organization: Clean Foundation

Description: Workforce Development offers a number of internship opportunities including the Science Horizons Internship Program, Green Jobs Internship Program, and the Clean Leadership Summer Internship Program. These programs offer significant wage subsidies for environmental-specific positions. 

Example(s): New Glasgow hired an intern through the Science Horizons program with over a 75% wage subsidy for an 8-month contract. 

Deadline:  Continuous

Contact: Zeynep Oncu 

Website: Workforce Development

 

Canada Summer Jobs Wage Subsidy

Department - Organization: Employment and Social Development Canada

Description: Helps employers create summer job opportunities that provide valuable full-time work experiences for youth between the ages of 15 and 30.

Deadline: January 10, 2024

Contact: 

Website: Canada Summer Jobs Wage Subsidy

 

 

 The Apprenticeship Completion Grant

Description:  The Apprenticeship Completion Grant (ACG) is a one-time taxable cash grant lifetime amount of $2,000 per person for registered apprentices. It is for registered apprentices who:
successfully complete their apprenticeship training program, and
get their journeyperson certification in a designated Red Seal trade

Deadline:  12 months following your date of completion.
https://www.canada.ca/en/employment-social-development/services/funding/apprenticeship-completion-overview.html

 

 

Apprenticeship Incentive Grant 

Description:  The Apprenticeship Incentive Grant (AIG) helps you pay for expenses while you train as an apprentice in a designated Red Seal trade.  The AIG is a taxable grant worth $1,000 per level, awarded to registered apprentices
You must complete your first year/level (or equivalent) to apply for the AIG
You can apply for this grant twice during your training (for a maximum of $2,000)
You can apply for your second AIG after completing your second year/level (or equivalent) of training

Deadline: 12 months from progression date
Deadline for submitting supporting proof document(s): 12 months from application deadline

Example
If your progression date is February 12, 2023, you have until February 12, 2024 to apply and until February 12, 2025, to provide supporting proof document(s).

https://www.canada.ca/en/employment-social-development/services/funding/apprenticeship-incentive-eligibility.html

 

 

Foreign Credential Recognition Program 

Description:

The Government of Canada provides funding to governments and organizations through the Foreign Credential Recognition Program (FCRP) to support foreign credential recognition in Canada.

Priorities for funding under the Foreign Credential Recognition Program include projects that:
are national in scope
address priority occupations and sectors representing skill shortages in Canada, and/or
have been identified as a priority by provincial and territorial governments

The FCRP does not provide money directly to individuals; it provides funding to provincial and territorial governments and other organizations. These other organizations may include regulatory bodies, national associations and credential assessment agencies. Governments and organizations use the funding for programs that contribute to the integration of skilled newcomers in their field or related field of study.

https://www.canada.ca/en/employment-social-development/services/funding/foreign-credential-recognition.html

 

 

Recreation & Health 

 

Accessibility Funding:

 

Enabling Accessibility Fund 

Department - Organization: Employment and Social Development Canada

Description: This funding opportunity aims to make communities and workplaces across Canada more accessible for persons with disabilities. It will fund new construction, renovation and/or retrofit activities that will contribute to reducing waitlists for persons with disabilities to access programs, services and/or support. Municipalities with less than 50,000 citizens can apply. Funding ranges from $500,000 to a maximum of $3,000,000 for a project that is up to 2 years in duration.

Deadline: December 13th, 2023

Contact: 

Website: Enabling Accessibilty Fund 

Information Sessions: November 1st, 2nd (Fr), 7th, 8th (Fr), 2023, at 2:00 PM AST. If you would like to attend an information session, send an email. In your email, specify the date and your preferred language (English or French). If you require accommodations to participate, please let them know.

 

 

Community ACCESS-Ability Program

Department - Organization: NS Dept of Communities, Culture, Tourism and Heritage

Description: This program offers cost-shared grants to community groups for accessibility-related capital improvements. The grants may cover up to two-thirds of the direct and indirect costs of renovations, installations, and/or equipment. The sponsoring organization must raise at least one-third of the funding from other sources. Organizations can receive funding for one project per year under the program.

Example(s): Ramps, power door operators, accessible doors, and levered handles. Barrier-free washrooms. Elevators lifts, and other mobility assistive devices. Audio signals and loops and lighting/color contrasting for the visually impaired. Accessible portion of community playgrounds.

Deadline: February 14th (annually).

Contact: 

Website: Community ACCESS-Ability Program

 

 

Automated External Defibrillator (AED) Grant Program

RFANS is extremely happy to announce the continuation of Automated External Defibrillator (AED) Grant Program! The goal of this program is to increase the number of AEDs installed in sport and recreation facilities in Nova Scotia. Support for the AED Grant Program has come from the Department of Communities, Culture and Heritage.

View the AED Grant Program Brochure here

AED Grant Program Application

Frequently Asked Questions 

Deadline: February 15th, 2024

 

 

Other:

The Seniors Care Grant:

The Seniors Care Grant helps low-income seniors with the cost of household services (like lawn care, snow removal, grocery delivery, transportation, small home repairs and phone service), healthcare services (like physiotherapy and mental health support) and home heating. Grants are $750 for each household.

Deadline: Apply until 31 March 2024
Direct link: https://beta.novascotia.ca/apply-help-household-healthcare-and-home-heating-costs-seniors-care-grant

 

 

The Heating Assistance Rebate Program

This program helps low-and moderate-income Nova Scotians with the cost of home heating. Rebates are $600 for each household.

Deadline: Apply until 31 March 2024.

Direct Link: https://rb.gy/2i59fq 

 

 

The Property Tax Rebate for Seniors

Property Tax Rebate for Seniors helps low-income seniors with the cost of municipal residential property taxes. Rebates are 50% of what you paid on last year’s property taxes, up to a maximum of $800.

You can apply until 31 December 2023"

Direct Link:  https://beta.novascotia.ca/apply-property-tax-rebate-property-tax-rebate-seniors