Chauvin

The Village of Chauvin is prominently associated with the oil and gas industry, with numerous oilfield companies situated throughout the village and its surrounding areas. Additionally, the region boasts major agricultural industries, including beef and dairy cattle, hogs, wheat, oats, canola, barley, and other mixed grains.

grains in a field

THE OPPORTUNITY

The Village of Chauvin exudes a quaint charm with its small-town ambiance while maintaining a strong economy. Residents enjoy a low cost of living alongside high-standard health services and quality education. Abundant recreational opportunities promote a healthy work-life balance. Cost-effective amenities and eco-friendly technologies are embraced, contributing to a self-sustaining ecosystem. There is a commitment to social development, fostering a thriving and inclusive environment for all. Key highlights include: 

  • Upstream oil service companies present promising opportunities within the oil and gas sector.
  • Opportunities for sustainable growth

Demographics
Agriculture
Transportation
Companies Based Locally
Education Institutions
Utilities & Taxes
Renewable Energy Assets
Why Choose Alberta?
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Demographics

Sources: Alberta Regional Dashboard, Statistics Canada

Agriculture

Seeded Acres (Province):

Crop land – 25,650,672
​Canola – 6,521,000 (2022)
​Beans (all dry) – 49,800 (2022)
​Chickpeas – 31,100 (2022)
​Lentils – 550,200 (2022)
​Peas (dry) – 1,323,800 (2022)

Transportation

Highways
610 (EW), 14 (EW), 17(NS). And proximity of highway 41(NS).

Rail Access
The village is connected to the Canadian National Railway main line.

Air Facilities
The closest airport is located in Wainwright, with the nearest commercial and air freight services available in Lloydminster.

Local Transport Companies
5H Ranching/Trucking Ltd, Haldenby Farms Ltd,  Ken Tanking,  Ridley and Son’s Hauling.

Companies Based Locally

Teine Energy LTD.
Husky Oil Ltd
Enerplus Resources Corp
Variety of oilfield Services company
Chauvin Gardens and grocery Store 

 

Education Institutions

University of Alberta’s Augustana Campus

Utilities & Taxes

Electricity Rates
$10c- $20c/kWh (Farm, provincial, 2023)

Water Rates
$2.64 per m3 (County)

Gas Rates
$3.26c – $5.09c / GJ (2023, farm and provincial)

Non-residential Municipal Mill Tax Rate
20.9

Broadband Availability
As of 2021, the village has a fiber optic connection.

Renewable Energy Assets

The village is dedicated to employing sustainable technology, incorporating renewable energy sources and an efficient waste management system to foster a more environmentally friendly future.

Why Choose Alberta?

  • Lowest corporate tax rate in Canada and among the lowest in North America.
  • Lowest personal taxes in Canada.
  • Combined federal/provincial corporate income tax rate is 23%.
  • 12% tax credit to companies investing at least $10 million in building or expanding Agri-processing facilities.
  • Property tax incentives to business and industry.
  • Alberta has a tax advantage compared to other provinces.
  • No provincial sales tax, no payroll tax, no health premium.

Contact Chauvin

The Village of Chauvin
216 Main Street, Box 160
Chauvin, AB, T0B 0V0
Phone: (780) 858-3881
Fax: (780) 858-2125
www.villageofchauvin.ca