Quebec
Rain barrel and cistern rebates in Quebec
12 programs in Quebec pay residents for rain barrels and cisterns. 9 list themselves as open now, and the median maximum is $87.50 per household.
12 programs
- Open
Saint-Hyacinthe Rain Barrel Rebate
Ville de Saint-Hyacinthe
50% of the price including taxes, up to $100; 75% up to $150 if bought in Saint-Hyacinthe; up to two rebates per building
Up to $300 per household
- Open
Vaudreuil-Dorion Rain Barrel Subsidy
Ville de Vaudreuil-Dorion
Up to $100 per rain barrel, maximum two barrels per residence per year
Up to $200 per household
- Open
Saint-Jérôme Rain Barrel Subsidy
Ville de Saint-Jérôme
50% of the cost, up to $70 per barrel; up to two subsidies per address per year
Up to $140 per household
- Open
Terrebonne Rain Barrel Subsidy
Ville de Terrebonne
80% of the purchase cost (before taxes), up to $100 per eligible property
Up to $100 per household
- Open
Repentigny Rain Barrel Subsidy
Ville de Repentigny
50% up to $75 (bought from a Repentigny business) or 50% up to $60 (bought from another Canadian business)
Up to $75 per household
- Open
Magog Rain Barrel Rebate
Ville de Magog
50% of the price before taxes, up to $50; one barrel per address
Up to $50 per household
- Open
Mirabel Rain Barrel Subsidy
Ville de Mirabel
Purchase cost of one barrel before taxes, up to $50 (parts for a homemade barrel also eligible up to $50)
Up to $50 per household
- Open
Dorval $35 Rain Barrel Reimbursement
Ville de Dorval
$35 reimbursement per rain barrel, one per street address
Up to $35 per household
- Open
Saint-Eustache Rain Barrel Aid
Ville de Saint-Eustache
$30 toward a rain barrel (not more than its cost); one per address and applicant
Up to $30 per household
- Seasonal
Boucherville $30 Rain Barrels
Ville de Boucherville
200-litre rain barrel for $30 taxes included (limited quantity each year)
- Seasonal
Lévis $35 Rain Barrels
Ville de Lévis
Recycled rain barrels for $35 (400 barrels offered in 2026), one per address
- Out of funds
Brossard Rain Barrel and Drip Hose Subsidy
Ville de Brossard
50% of the cost of eligible products, up to $300 total for purchases in Brossard or $200 elsewhere
Up to $300 per household
Other Quebec programs
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Source: Sow, “Rain barrel and cistern rebates in Quebec,” checked October 22, 2026, https://www.usesow.com/rebates/quebec/rain-barrels
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