Save money, save water, and save energy with Red Deer’s Toilet Rebate Program. Replace your high-flow toilet with a dual-flush toilet and receive a $50 rebate or with a low-flow toilet (6 L or less) and receive a $25 rebate. By doing so, you could save up to 25,550 L of water per person every year.

You qualify for this program if you’re a Red Deer resident with a water bill, you purchase a qualifying toilet, and you dispose of your old one at the Waste Management Facility.

This program allows you to replace 2 toilets per household per year, but you must be replacing existing toilets as new toilets in a new construction don’t count.

To qualify for this program, apply either online or print off a copy of the application form. Either way, bring the interior parts and the toilet seat to the Waste Management Facility, have your receipt stamped with the toilet disposal verification stamp, and then mail the stamped receipt and application form to:

Toilet Rebate Program
Environmental Services
Box 5008
Red Deer, Alberta, T4N 3T4

If you live in Banff, you can take advantage of the Water Use Reduction rebate program to save money on a new, more water-efficient toilet plus a bunch of other items:

Simply download the application form and return it with receipts to the address on the application form.

Strathcona County is offering to give you $50 back when you purchase a WaterSense® low-flush toilet.

The new toilet you purchase must be a 4.8 L per flush or a dual flush toilet, and your old toilet must be 13 L or more. And make sure it has the WaterSense® label!

This is a first-come, first-served program, and one toilet per household per year is allowed.

There are a couple ways to apply. Either download, complete, and mail (or fax) the form to:

Toilet rebate
c/o Utilities
2001 Sherwood Drive, Sherwood Park AB T8A 3W7
Fax: 780-464-0557

OR call 780-467-7785 to ask that a form be mailed to you.

If you’re tired of flushing your money down the toilet, why not switch out that old toilet with a new, 6 L, 3 L, or 6 L dual-flush toilet and get anywhere from $50 to $100 back? What could be easier?

All you need to do is have a water and utility account in good standing, a house older than 2007, and buy an approved toilet to replace your 13 to 20 L toilet. Then download your application form and send it in to Town Hall with your receipt. You can get a rebate on up to 4 toilets!

Rocky Mountain House believes in conserving Alberta’s water, and to that end, they’ve create an incentive for residents who replace their 13 to 20 L toilets with new, 6 L toilets.

Get $50 back for each 6 L toilet and up to $100 for each dual-flush toilet, up to a maximum of $200 per house per year.

This is all that’s required to participate in this program:

Replace your old toilet with a new, high-efficiency model and reduce your household water consumption. Receive a $50 rebate when you buy a new 4.8L/flush WaterSense®-approved toilet. Only houses built before 2006 qualify.

To apply, all you have to do is download and print off the application form and send it back to the Town with your receipt to receive your rebate!

To help reduce water and energy consumption in Lac la Biche, they’re encouraging residents to replace wasteful appliances. Toilets are the biggest water wasters in anyone’s home, so they’re offering a $50 rebate when you switch out your high-flow toilet with a WaterSense®-certified toilet. Plus, as a bonus, if you buy your toilet from a local retailer (as opposed to a nationwide or international chain), you’ll receive an additional 10% back!

All you need to get your rebate is buy your toilet and send in your completed application form with a receipt showing your payment method, date of purchase, and the manufacturer/model number of the toilet to the address on the application form.

Get $50 per toilet back on your water bill by replacing your 13 to 20 L toilet with one 6 L or less! Why not save that money—and water—that would otherwise just go down the toilet?

This program is open to all Airdrie water customers who have a utility account in good standing and a home built before 2004. Just purchase your new toilet, download the application form, dispose of your old toilet at the Transfer Site, get your disposal receipt, and then send your completed form with your sales and disposal receipts to the address on the application form. There is a maximum of 3 rebates per household.

Residents of Abbotsford and Mission using the municipal water system who replace their old 13 L or more toilets with CSA-approved, high-efficiency toilets of 4.8 L or less qualify for a $50 rebate (to a maximum of 2)!

Just apply online, attach your sales receipt, and recycle your old toilet at the Abbotsford Mission or Mission Recycling Depots.

Maple Ridge homeowners whose property taxes are in good standing can receive a $50 utility tax credit by replacing their older toilet with a new, CSA- or Warnock Hersey-approved 4.8 L flush or dual-flush low-flow toilet. Make the switch to a more water-efficient toilet and help conserve water.

All you have to do is fill out and submit the online form, buy your new toilet, and take the receipt and your old toilet to the Maple Ridge Recycling Depot. Then just relax; your credit will show up on next year’s property tax bill!

Participating in this program is easy, and it’s also the easiest way there is to save money! If you’d like to see a $50 credit on your utility bill ($100 if you take advantage of their 2 toilet maximum!), and if you’d like to keep saving money with a lower water bill, just follow these steps:

This program is open to all CVRD residents who wish to replace their 13 to 20 L toilets with new, low-flow toilets (6 L or less). If your house was built before 2007, you may need to upgrade your toilets. And why not? There’s no easier way to save money and help the environment at the same time!

There are very few requirements to be able to participate in this program. Just do a bit of homework to find the right toilet for you (those with a WaterSense® label are the best choice), go buy your toilet and keep the receipt, replace your old toilet with the new one, and dispose of your old toilet. If you dispose of the old toilet yourself, keep the disposal receipt. If a plumber does it for you, just get them to sign the application form.

Then all you have to do is download and fill out the application form and send it in with your sales and disposal receipts (or have your plumber sign the form), and send everything in to the address on the application form.

Cut your water usage by more than half simply by taking advantage of this program! Replace your old 13 to 20 L toilet with a new, CSA-approved, high-efficiency maximum 6 L flush or maximum 4.1/6 L dual-flush toilet and get $75 back on your utility bill (to a maximum of 2 provided you’re attached to the area’s water system).

All you have to do is buy a low-flow toilet, keep your receipt, install the new toilet, and dispose of your old toilet (it must not be reused again). Then you can download the application form and send it with your original sales receipt to the address on the application form. Enjoy saving money!

The Cape Breton Regional Municipality wants to help you reduce your water consumption and save money on your water bill. So if you switch out your old high-flow toilet for a newer low-flow model (6 L or less), they’ll give you a $50 rebate on your water bill.
All you need to apply is be to a Cape Breton homeowner (single-family only) with a water bill in good standing, have your purchase receipt, and agree to a visit by a Cape Breton representative to confirm that your new toilet has been installed.
Just download the form and mail it with your receipt to:

PO Box 28 Stn A
Sydney, NS B1P 6G9

OR

drop it off in person at

582 George Street
Sydney, NS B1P 1K9

Residential homeowners connected to the water system in Shawinigan can replace their standard toilet (9 to 20 L) with a low-flow toilet (6 L or less). Part of Shawinigan’s Green Programs to adopt environmentally friendly practices, this program will give you $65 dollars back for each toilet.

Just buy your new toilet, download the application form, and return it (with your proof of residence, the name and dealer's details, the date of purchase, the brand of the toilet, and the name and model number of the toilet) to the Planning Department at City Hall.

This program administered by the provincial government offers rebates to all residents who upgrade certain items for energy efficiency, including toilets.

Get a $50 rebate when you switch out your old, inefficient toilet for a new WaterSense®-certified one with a MaP rating of 1,000g or higher. There doesn’t appear to be any limit on the number of toilets that can receive a rebate, but check with them toll free at 1-877-734-6336 to be sure.

To receive your rebate, fill out the application form, purchase and install your new toilet, and return the form with your receipt (showing where the toilet was purchased and the make and model numbers) and most recent Maritime Electric bill to

efficiencyPEI

31 Gordon Drive PO Box 2000,

Charlottetown, Prince Edward Island C1A 7N8

OR deliver it in person to

31 Gordon Drive, Charlottetown or any AccessPEI office.

Read all the instructions, terms and conditions, and eligibility requirements. One missed step could result in you getting no money back.

Ensure your old toilet, your new toilet, and your house meet all the eligibility criteria. While your old toilet has to meet certain high-flush capacities (generally 13 to 20 L) and your new toilet must meet additional criteria (such as being WaterSense® certified), your house quite often also has to meet certain criteria, the most common being the year it was built. If you don’t know, check the documents from the sale of your home or look it up in municipality archives or building permit records to find out.

Many programs provide a list of approved toilets, but almost as many ask that you do your own homework, so do some digging to find a toilet that you know will be approved. A general rule of thumb is to look for the WaterSense® label. There are many other sources on low-flush toilet performance. Talk to your local plumber or home renovation store or take a look these independent test results of low-consumption toilets: http://www.cmhc.ca/en/inpr/su/waho/waho_016.cfm and http://www.cwwa.ca/freepub_e.asp#MAP.

Keep all your documents and make copies of them all. Some programs require original receipts, some will mail them back—some won’t, and some are okay with copies, so read closely and make sure you’re sending in the correct version.

The purpose of these programs is to collectively save water in your area, so if you use the toilet somewhere else or try to be nice and give the toilet to someone else to use, not only are you defeating the purpose but you may void your rebate if they find out—because you never know! Most programs require proof of disposal but not all, so make sure you get rid of it.

Save some more money if you can install the new toilet yourself. It’s surprisingly easy to do for anyone, especially with a little help from Youtube!