Young people in Chestermere, Alberta, can learn how to file their taxes and access government money during a free online session on March 13, 2026. The event is designed to help youth understand the tax system and find out which benefits are available to them.
The virtual workshop is being hosted by Chestermere Community Services and the Canada Revenue Agency. The session will run from 5:00 PM to 6:30 PM and focuses on practical steps for navigating tax obligations.
Anyone interested in attending must register before the event begins. Residents can secure a spot by emailing H. Mangat at [email protected] to receive the digital link for the meeting.
Organizers say the goal is to give young residents the knowledge they need to manage their finances correctly. This initiative comes as many in the community are looking for more information about their personal tax responsibilities.
For residents with straightforward tax returns, the city also offers the Community Volunteer Income Tax Program. This separate program uses volunteers to help community members who need assistance with simple tax filings throughout the season.
