Community Wood Smoke Reduction Program

What is this?

We want to help communities improve their air.

This means coming up with solutions that fit your neighbourhood and your needs. Volunteering and consulting with us has led to the avilability of cash rebates and other resources to help you…

• to move from an uncertified wood burning appliance to a qualified appliance
• to move from an old EPA certification to a 2021 EPA certification
• to upgrade, install or operate unique, cleaner, more efficient eligible forms of heat
• to build a woodshed
• to find, harvest, season and store your wood
• to be aware of poor air quality alerts, venting indexes or bylaw or burning notices
• to build a cheap home air filter to keep your indoor air clear
• to buy, install, use or understand air quality sensors and readings
• to understand the health effects of poor air quality or your personal exposure
• to engage in air quality planning, monitoring and action

Now 6 rebate types for 2024 and more cash back!

Full Program Details are found here

Contact us before you begin: coordinator@cleanairplan.ca. This is a recycling program so in order to qualify for some rebates above you need to recycle or decommission your uncertified or non current wood burning appliance.

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Application Form – click here