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Alberta government proposes new laws to rein in Canmore vacancy tax

The proposed change would let Canmore keep its 0.4% livability tax on non-residents as the town moves ahead with affordable housing funding.

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Canmore’s vacancy tax will only be charged to non-Albertan second homeowners if the UCP majority government approves new laws it proposed.
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Canmore to proceed with livability tax as province proposes property levy exemptions

Canmore is welcoming the province's proposed changes to property tax legislation that would exempt Alberta residents from vacancy levies.

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Alberta government proposes new laws to rein in Canmore vacancy tax

Canmore’s vacancy tax will only be charged to non-Albertan second homeowners if the UCP majority government approves new laws it proposed.

·Canada
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CBC News broke the news in Canada on Friday, April 3, 2026.
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