Property tax bills are out for 2026. If you're a homeowner in Signal Hill, here's the split:

• 42 percent → Government of Alberta (the provincial education tax requisition)
• 58 percent → City of Calgary (police, fire, transit, roads, parks, libraries, the day-to-day services)

The provincial portion went up 21 percent from last year. For a typical Signal Hill single-family home assessed around $706,000, that's about $338 more going to the province. The second year in a row the provincial share has grown by more than 15 percent.

By comparison, the City's portion grew 1.8 percent (about $49 more for the same assessed home).

Property taxes cover roughly half of Calgary's operating budget overall, the rest comes from user fees, grants, and other revenue.

If you want a personalized estimate of where your specific bill goes, the City has a calculator that breaks it down by service:

Property tax calculator on calgary.ca →