Saskatchewan property tax rates by city
Prince Albert has the highest total residential rate of the 4 Saskatchewan municipalities we cover (19.81 mills, 1.9810% of value) and Saskatoon the lowest (1.3083%). The average is 1.6768%.
How this ranking works
Total residential rate in each municipality's latest confirmed year, as published, also shown as a percentage of assessed value. A lower rate does not always mean a lower bill, because assessed values differ between cities. How property tax works in Saskatchewan
| 1 | Prince Albert | 2026 | 19.81 mills | 1.9810% | +1.3% | $9,905 |
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| 2 | Regina | 2026 | 17.61213 mills | 1.7612% | +8.0% | $8,806 |
| 3 | Moose Jaw | 2025 | 16.5663 mills | 1.6566% | — | $8,283 |
| 4 | Saskatoon | 2026 | 13.0835 mills | 1.3083% | +4.6% | $6,542 |
Sources: each municipality's tax rate bylaw or official rates page and provincial datasets, listed on each city page. All of Canada