Property Information Requests

Please submit your request (preferred) by email: cao@blainelake.ca

Mail: Box 10, Blaine Lake, SK S0J 0J0

phone: (306) 497-2531

Submit proof of payment by cheque or e-transfer in your request, and once we process your request we can email an electronic copy to you. This is the fastest way to get your property information. 

Cheques are payable to the Town of Blaine Lake

E-transfers: blainelake@sasktel.net

We also accept payments in person via Interac, cash, or credit card (2.5% processing fee). 

A Tax Certificate is a legal document that provides a certified statement of the tax balance on a property as of a specific date. It is signed by the Chief Administrative Officer and bears the Town's seal. 

In addition to the current balance, a Tax Certificate may include:

• Previous year’s tax levy (if current taxes are not yet levied)
• Penalties and interest
• Water and sewer balances
• Any tax liens registered against the property
• Other amounts added to taxes in accordance with provincial legislation

Fee: $50.00 per property tax account

A Tax Statement is a document that provides a summary of the tax balance on the property as of a specific date, but it is not certified by signature or seal of the Town's Administrator. 

In addition to the current balance, a Tax Statement may include:

• Previous year’s tax levy (if current taxes are not yet levied)
• Penalties and interest
• Water and sewer balances
• Any tax liens registered against the property
• Other amounts added to taxes in accordance with provincial legislation

Fee: $30.00 per property tax account

**Each Tax Certificate/Statement applies to one property only.

Saskatchewan Registry Services is a valuable resource for residents and property owners seeking accurate and up-to-date information about land and property in the province. Through this service, individuals can access title searches, which provide details about who legally owns a property, as well as any liens, encumbrances, or charges registered against it. This information is essential for those looking to buy or sell property, as it helps ensure transactions are transparent and legally sound.

The service also allows users to register documents related to property ownership, including transfers, mortgages, and caveats. This helps protect the interests of both buyers and lenders by creating an official public record of any claims or agreements tied to a property.

For municipal purposes, Saskatchewan Registry Services supports local governments in verifying ownership details, resolving boundary questions, and maintaining accurate assessment records. Residents can access many of these services in person at a registry office or through authorized online platforms, making it a convenient and reliable tool for anyone involved in property matters across the province.

The Saskatchewan Assessment Management Agency, commonly known as SAMA, is the provincial agency responsible for providing fair and transparent property assessment services across Saskatchewan. SAMA establishes and maintains property assessments that are used to calculate property taxes for municipalities throughout the province, ensuring that assessments are accurate, consistent, and equitable for all property owners.

Through the mySAMA online portal, residents and property owners can access a wealth of valuable information about properties across Saskatchewan. By creating a free account, users can search property assessment details, view property characteristics, explore sales information, and review assessment notices. The portal is a convenient self-service tool that puts important property data at your fingertips, whether you are a homeowner reviewing your own assessment, a prospective buyer researching a property, or simply looking to learn more about real estate in your area.