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Program guides & archives
Source-checked guides to the programs listed here. Compare the work, location and intake dates before arranging a project. Coverage is being researched; this is not a complete inventory of Canadian programs.
Status describes the listed program’s current edition. Where a guide also covers older rules, use its documented year to find that history. Federal programs remain visible for the regions they cover.
34 program guides listed
Ground-oriented homes · July 2026 rules
Understand the income levels, contractor process and separate approval and claim deadlines before arranging an eligible heating upgrade.
British Columbia
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Read the program guideUtility-delivered assistance · 2026 source check
A free evaluation and approved installed upgrades for income-qualified households, with the application route determined by your utility and heating system.
British Columbia · BC Hydro · FortisBC · Pacific Northern Gas · City of New Westminster · Grand Forks · Summerland · Penticton · Nelson Hydro
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Read the program guideHomeowner route · content current to September 22, 2026
Match accessibility work to a documented need, obtain written approval and plan for reimbursement and your share of the cost.
British Columbia
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Read the program guideClosed grant archive
Recognize outdated grant offers, distinguish application and document deadlines, and find separately administered alternatives.
Federal · Canada-wide listed scope
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Read the program guideClosed to new applications · existing borrower guide
New applications are closed. Existing borrowers should separate approved scope, funding requests and repayment from other renovation support.
Federal · Canada-wide listed scope
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Read the program guideHER+ closed archive
Read the three separate deadlines correctly, resolve an existing file through its administrator and compare current Ontario alternatives.
Ontario
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Read the program guideAssessment bundles and individual upgrades · stream-specific rules
Choose the right upgrade route, confirm the applicable equipment and contractor conditions, and keep stream-specific ceilings and deadlines separate.
Ontario
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Read the program guideIncome-qualified installed assistance
Free assessments and approved insulation and draft-proofing measures for eligible households; renters use the landlord-and-tenant process.
Ontario · Enbridge Gas
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Read the program guideClosed heating-conversion assistance · March 2026
Understand the final closure, historical payment schedule and existing-file process without budgeting an old benefit for new heating work.
Quebec
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Read the program guide2026–2027 season · registration full
The seasonal registration window is full. Understand what existing applicants can expect and how advice and minor installations differ from cash rebates.
Quebec
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Read the program guideRural major repairs · local availability must be checked
Provincial repair-grant rules with local administration. Check intake, allocation and written authorization for the property before starting work.
Quebec
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Read the program guideA secured home-equity loan for eligible Alberta seniors. Understand repayment, title security and the separate grant pathway before choosing repairs.
Alberta
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Read the program guideThe reintroduced provincial credit and its closed 2020–2022 predecessor, explained together so that old expense limits are not mistaken for current rules.
Saskatchewan
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Read the program guideA performance-based rebate for substantial renovations. An EnerGuide evaluation and application come before work; the envelope must contribute to the savings.
Manitoba · Manitoba Hydro
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Read the program guideRepair and adaptation assistance with forgivable and potentially repayable loan portions. Compare the homeowner, disability and seniors streams without adding their ceilings together.
New Brunswick
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Read the program guideCritical repairs and permanent accessibility adaptations, with a grant, conditional forgivable loan and possible repayable financing clearly separated.
Nova Scotia
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Read the program guideIncome-tested assistance for essential repairs, with the related seniors and disability pathways explained without treating their maximums as a combined award.
Prince Edward Island
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Read the program guideThe fall 2026 repair program combines the former energy-savings pathway with repair assistance, using a forgivable loan with occupancy conditions.
Newfoundland and Labrador
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Read the program guideThe 2026 intake closes October 31. Assistance is a forgivable loan, with an income-related contribution and an application completed with Housing NWT staff.
Northwest Territories
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Read the program guideA City of Toronto subsidy with separate lifetime limits for plumbing assessments, backwater valves, sump pumps, backup power and drain disconnection.
Ontario · Toronto
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Read the program guideArchive of the temporary refundable credit for the 2021 and 2022 tax years. It is not a current offer for a renovation started in 2026.
Ontario
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Read the program guideClosed municipal energy-retrofit rebate archive. The administrator says no new enrolments or rebate applications are accepted; older application instructions are historical.
Alberta · Edmonton
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Read the program guideNo-cost assessment, targeted upgrades or an energy-saving kit for eligible households. Equipment depends on the home and pathway; it is not a cash rebate.
Ontario
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Read the program guideFour different funding streams address emergency repairs, accessibility, wildfire smoke and general home repairs. Understand approval timing and your own contribution.
Yukon
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Read the program guideA forgivable loan for disability-related modifications, with an October 31, 2026 application deadline and an assisted application process.
Northwest Territories
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Read the program guideUnderstand income-scaled repair assistance, the ten-year loan structure and the separate 50% rebate before choosing how to finance a major repair.
Nunavut
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Read the program guideA grant toward qualifying urgent repairs, with an important distinction between applying before work and the documented post-completion emergency window.
Nunavut
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Read the program guideAn income-qualified assessment and upgrade process with both free measures and subsidized equipment. Compare the actual offer instead of assuming every option is free.
Manitoba
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Read the program guideA rebate for qualifying replacement heating and water-heating equipment. Check the exact model, installer and complete-application date before budgeting the contribution.
Saskatchewan · SaskEnergy
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Read the program guideA separate insulation programme for qualifying owner-occupiers, with household-income and assessed-value tests. Apply before arranging the work.
Prince Edward Island
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Read the program guideFollow the audited rebate sequence for insulation, air sealing and qualifying openings. Understand the area-and-R-value calculation before comparing quotations.
Prince Edward Island
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Read the program guideThe Total Home advance-funding route is closed to new registrations. Existing participants must track the separate document, installation and final-evaluation deadlines.
New Brunswick
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Read the program guideAn archive of the 2020 renovation rebate, its extended completion date and the difference between applications, pre-approvals and issued cheques.
Newfoundland and Labrador
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Read the program guideOfficial announcement · October 2026
Separate announced benefits and conditional retroactivity from an open application. Detailed eligibility and launch instructions still need a later check.
Federal · Canada-wide listed scope
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