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. | You can get lower fees at partner facilities, such as Heritage Park. Show your Fair Entry approval letter and a government issued photo ID or student ID. You can show the letter on paper, in your email, or as a screenshot on your phone. |
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 and housekeeping for seniors 65+
Important: The Home Services for Seniors program is ending Sept. 30th, 2026. We are no longer accepting new clients
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This program provided snow shoveling, grass cutting and housekeeping services for seniors living with low income. |
You can get help with housekeeping, grass cutting and snow removal services directly through the Government of Alberta’s Special Needs Assistance for Seniors for program. Program staff are here to help you understand your options. |
Learn more about what this change means below.
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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Prescription drugs
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Prescription Drug program provides participants up to $1,000 of coverage towards eligible prescription medications. Individuals who qualify will receive coverage at no cost for 12 months from the enrolment date. |
To apply, you must be between 18 and 64 years of age and complete the screening questions on the Fair Entry application. After successful screening you’ll be referred to GreenShield who will contact you for a final evaluation and enrollment. They will follow up with you within 14 business days of your Fair Entry application being approved. |
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What programs and services are available?