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Satellite view. The gold outline is the whole shared parcel, not this unit, not this title's own boundary. Confirm the exact extent with the municipality before you bid.
Bidding opens at the reserve bid and goes up from there. It is not a purchase price. Final at sale: Alberta has no redemption after a tax sale. When the auctioneer declares the parcel sold, title transfers and there is no buy-back period. How Alberta tax sales work →
This is one title in a multi-unit parcel, a condominium or shared parcel. The whole building/parcel is shown on the map, not this unit's own boundary, and the parcel size is the whole parcel. Confirm the unit with the municipality.
Always confirm the details with the municipality before you bid. The public auction is final at sale, and Alberta has no post-sale redemption. How Alberta tax sales work →
We read this from the Alberta Gazette, not from a municipal notice page. Confirm the date and terms with Kneehill County before you bid.
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Updated Oct 5, 2026. Checked against Alberta Gazette Part 1 notices and municipal auction lists.
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