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The Wreford Bridge to Culvert Conversion on TWP Road #503 at SW 23-50-06 W3 will begin July 2nd, 2025. The roadway is CLOSED until further notice. Detours are in place.
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2025 Revaluation Property Assessment
The assessment roll (a list of all assessable property) is now open to inspection at the municipal office during office hours. All assessed property owners can review the assessment roll to make sure the information about their properties is accurate.
Assessment Notices have been mailed to all property owners as this is a revaluation year. Detailed Property Reports can be accessed on SAMAView (at the website listed below) or can be obtained from the municipal office.
https://www.sama.sk.ca/property-owner-services/assessments-online-samaview
Understanding Assessment
Saskatchewan has a full assessment revaluation every four years as required by provincial legislation. The current revaluation is for the years January 1, 2025, to December 31, 2028, with a base date of January 1, 2023. The legislated base date means that 2025 values reflect a property’s value as of January 1, 2023.
The Saskatchewan Assessment Management Agency (SAMA) determines the assessed value for properties in the rural municipality. The province establishes property classes, percentages of value and exemptions. Please visit the website listed below.
https://www.sama.sk.ca/property-owner-services/understanding-assessment
Assessment Appeal
If you believe you have identified an error after reviewing your Property Report, we want to hear from you. To appeal your assessment, you must prepare a notice of appeal form and submit it with $300 per assessment number to the municipal office. The form is on the reverse side of the assessment notice and can also be obtained from our website rmofcanwood.ca or the municipal office.
Property owners may be prompted to appeal their assessment because they feel the property taxes are too high. It is important to remember that you cannot appeal your taxes; you appeal your assessment.
Have questions?
Contact SAMA at 1-800-667-5203 or the Assessor at 306-468-2014 (RM).
