What programs and services are available?
Learn about the programs and services to which Fair Entry provides access at a lower cost.
Calgary Transit: C-Train and bus passes
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This program provides low-cost monthly passes for adults (18 and older), youth (13-17 years) and an annual pass for seniors (65+). |
Please contact Calgary Transit at 403-262-1000 for more information. |
Learn more details about the subsidy program below. You will need to return to the Fair Entry webpage afterwards to apply.
Recreation (swim, golf, art, gym)
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This program provides lower cost fees for City of Calgary Recreation facilities, golf courses, leisure centres and access to partnering organizations. | Once you have obtained Fair Entry approval a Fee Assistance card is only required to access partner facilities, example of a partner facility is Heritage Park. If you plan to attend a partner facility, bring your Fair Entry letter and picture ID to Calgary Recreation leisure centre or aquatic centre to obtain a Recreation Fee Assistance card. |
Learn more details about the subsidy program below. You will need to return to the Fair Entry webpage afterwards to apply.
Internet, cell phone, television
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The program will provide access to low-cost telecommunication services that are offered by Rogers Communications, which include high-speed internet, TV bundles, or cell phone services. |
After you are approved for the program through Fair Entry, wait 72 hours and then contact Rogers Communications directly at 1-888-793-2441 to ask questions about the services, set up a plan, and/or to receive any technical support that is needed. Learn more about this process, and what information to have ready before you call, in the Frequently Asked Questions section. |
Property tax
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This is an annual program that provides a credit for the increase in property tax for your property (not the whole amount); anyone who is approved will receive an additional rebate for their garbage/recycling/compost fees. |
Applications are reviewed from Jun. 1 to Dec. 31 each year.
NOTE: The property tax bill covers the period from Jan. 1 – Dec. 31. |
Learn more details about the subsidy program below. You will need to return to the Fair Entry webpage afterwards to apply.
Snow shoveling, grass-cutting, housekeeping for seniors 65+
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Services for low-income seniors include:
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Program staff will contact you to discuss the program in more detail and explain additional screening criteria. |
Learn more details about the subsidy program below. You will need to return to the Fair Entry webpage afterwards to apply.
Spay/neuter for cats
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This program provides a free spay and neuter surgery for companion cats of eligible low-income Calgarians. |
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Learn more details about the subsidy program below. You will need to return to the Fair Entry webpage afterwards to apply.
Market parking permit
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This program provides a lower cost Market Parking Permit for low-income Calgarians who live in large buildings (four stories or more in height or with more than 20 dwelling units) located in a Residential Parking Zone. |
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Learn more details about the subsidy program below. You will need to return to the Fair Entry webpage afterwards to apply.
Impound lot for cars
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The program will provide low-income Calgarians the ability to be evaluated to remove their vehicle from The City’s impound lot at a lower storage cost. |
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What programs and sevices are available?