Mortgage rates for St. Paul homeowners
Mill rates are one line on the St. Paul housing bill. Compare current Canadian mortgage options from multiple lenders.
Alberta · Municipal mill rates · provincial open data and municipal tax bylaws
By OpenStats · Built from official Canadian sources
Atlas seed row (verify live source)~$2,709/yr on $450,000 assessed home
St. Paul's 2026 residential mill rate is 6.0200 mills, plus an education levy of 3.0200 mills. That combination works out to roughly $4,068 per year on a $450,000 assessed home.
The commercial mill rate is 8.4280 mills.
One mill equals $1 of tax per $1,000 of assessed value. Rates are compiled from provincial open schedules and municipal tax bylaws, then normalized to mills where the source allows. Assessment systems differ (BC Assessment, Ontario MPAC phase-in, Alberta market value, Nova Scotia capped assessment), so cross-province rate rankings are not dollar rankings until bases align.
Start with the residential mill rate and the sample bill on a median assessed home, then ask whether education or regional levies sit on top. Municipal rate is the piece council sets; your notice may show a higher total. Compare cities on a similar assessed value, and keep class in mind (residential vs commercial or multi-residential).
Use the calculator for a rough personal estimate, then confirm the current tax bylaw and your assessment notice before budgeting or a purchase decision. Method detail: methodology.
Figure 1 · Assessment math
Mills to dollars on a median home
St. Paul's residential mill rate of 6.02 mills on a $450,000 assessed home yields roughly $2,709 per year in municipal tax before education levies.
How St. Paul compares to other Alberta municipalities
Based on a $450,000 assessed value
Mill rates are one line on the St. Paul housing bill. Compare current Canadian mortgage options from multiple lenders.
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