Grande Prairie Property Tax Calculator 2026
Your 2026 property tax in Grande Prairie, from your assessed value and the rates in City of Grande Prairie Bylaw C-1493.
2026 rates · verified Oct 22, 2026
2026 property tax in Grande Prairie
$4,866.24
$405.52 a month · 12.1656 mills
| Municipal (9.3962) | $3,758.48 |
|---|---|
| Provincial education (2.6674) | $1,066.96 |
| Grande Spirit Foundation (0.102) | $40.80 |
| Total for the year | $4,866.24 |
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Grande Prairie property tax rates, 2026
Low density residential
| Line on your tax notice | Rate (mills) |
|---|---|
| Municipal | 9.3962 |
| Provincial education | 2.6674 |
| Grande Spirit Foundation | 0.102 |
| Total | 12.1656 |
Low density, annexed 2016
Low density residential property in the area annexed in 2016.
| Line on your tax notice | Rate (mills) |
|---|---|
| Municipal | 4.2938 |
| Provincial education | 2.6674 |
| Grande Spirit Foundation | 0.102 |
| Total | 7.0632 |
Source: City of Grande Prairie – Bylaw C-1493, 2026 Property Tax Bylaw. Checked 2026-10-28.
How this is calculated
- Assessed value: from your City of Grande Prairie assessment notice (market value on July 1, 2025).
- Each line: assessed value × its rate ÷ 1,000, rounded to the cent. For low density residential property that’s municipal, provincial education, grande spirit foundation.
- Total: the lines added up (12.1656 mills in all); monthly is the total ÷ 12.
The Grande Spirit Foundation line is a requisition from a housing management body under the Alberta Housing Act. The municipality collects it on the same notice.
Worked examples
| Assessed value | $300,000.00 | $500,000.00 |
|---|---|---|
| Municipal | $2,818.86 | $4,698.10 |
| Provincial education | $800.22 | $1,333.70 |
| Grande Spirit Foundation | $30.60 | $51.00 |
| Total for 2026 | $3,649.68 | $6,082.80 |
| Per month | $304.14 | $506.90 |
How Grande Prairie compares
Grande Prairie’s 2026 residential rate is the highest of the 18 Alberta municipalities on NorthCalc. On a $400,000 assessment, that’s $4,866.24 a year, compared with $2,659.96 in Calgary and $4,145.48 in Edmonton.
- Lethbridge: 10.5022 mills
- St. Albert: 11.07667 mills
- All Alberta municipalities
Good to know in Grande Prairie
- “Other residential” property pays the same 9.3962 municipal rate as low density residential.
What this calculator assumes
- Residential property in Grande Prairie, using the 2026 rates in Bylaw C-1493.
- It doesn’t include local improvement levies, supplementary taxes for new construction, penalties, or credits and programs that change when tax is paid.
- Non-residential, farm land, vacant land and designated industrial rates aren’t included.
Frequently asked questions
What is the property tax rate in Grande Prairie for 2026?
12.1656 mills for low density residential property under City of Grande Prairie Bylaw C-1493: municipal 9.3962, provincial education 2.6674, grande spirit foundation 0.102. That’s $12.17 of tax for every $1,000 of assessed value.
How much is property tax on a $400,000 home in Grande Prairie?
About $4,866.24 for 2026, or $405.52 a month. That’s assessed value × 12.1656 ÷ 1,000. Your actual bill uses your assessed value, which can differ from what the home would sell for today.
How does Grande Prairie’s property tax compare with other Alberta municipalities?
Grande Prairie has the highest 2026 residential rate of the 18 Alberta municipalities on NorthCalc. On a $400,000 assessment it’s $4,866.24, compared with $2,659.96 in Calgary and $4,145.48 in Edmonton.
Does Grande Prairie have different rates for different properties?
Yes. Low density residential: 12.1656 mills; Low density, annexed 2016: 7.0632 mills, for low density residential property in the area annexed in 2016. Your assessment notice shows which class your property is in.
Where do I find my assessed value?
On your property assessment notice from the City of Grande Prairie. It’s your property’s market value as of July 1, 2025. If you think it’s wrong, you can file a complaint with the assessment review board by the deadline on the notice.
What is the education part of my property tax?
It’s the provincial education property tax, 2.6674 mills in Grande Prairie for 2026. The municipality collects it and passes it on to fund schools. Public and separate school supporters pay the same residential rate here.
Rates for tax year 2026, verified · Page updated