Median income thresholds for the National Heat Pump Rebate

The exact median-income thresholds for the $10,000 tier have not been published by the Government of Canada. Status: pending.

What is known

Not yet published

We will not estimate these numbers. This page will be updated when Ottawa publishes them.

Where official income statistics live

Statistics Canada publishes after-tax income by province and family type in Table 11-10-0190-01. The government has not said it will use this table, so don't rely on it to decide your tier.

Provincial income tests you can check today

ProvinceIncome test (official)
BCCleanBC ESP: household size + combined pre-tax income (e.g., 1 person: Level 1 ≤ $51,100, Level 2 ≤ $63,900, Level 3 ≤ $102,100)
New BrunswickEnhanced Energy Savings Program: household income $70,000 or less
Newfoundland and LabradorIncome chart by household size (adjusted net income, line 23600 minus line 43500)
PEILow-income tier was household income $35,000 or less (program closed)
Nova ScotiaModerate Income Rebate and HomeWarming have their own income criteria

Use the calculator (choose your tier) · Federal rebate details

Sources: www.canada.ca · www.pm.gc.ca · www.cbc.ca

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FAQ

What income qualifies for the $10,000 heat pump rebate?

Households below the median income. CBC reports this means the median after-tax income in your province. Exact thresholds are not yet published.

Is the threshold the same in every province?

Reporting indicates it is based on your province's median, so it will likely vary, but official figures are pending.

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