October 8, 2025

Manitoba Government Opens Renewed Security Rebate Program For Homeowners and Tenants

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Rebate Helps Make Homes Safer at Lower Cost: Wiebe

The Manitoba government has reopened applications for the Manitoba Security Rebate Program to help make security equipment more affordable for homeowners and tenants in the province, Justice Minister Matt Wiebe announced today.

“Everyone deserves to feel safe in their home and community, and added security measures can help with that,” said Wiebe. “There was a huge response from Manitobans when we launched this program last year, which is why we are continuing to offer this rebate so that more families can purchase security equipment at a lower cost.”

Launched in June 2024, the program offers a $300 rebate to homeowners and tenants for purchasing security equipment. Eligible upgrades include security cameras, locks, doorbell cameras, alarm systems, motion detectors, reinforced doors or windows, anti-graffiti film and paints, security gates, pull-down protection shutters and permanent security fencing.

This rebate program applies to qualifying security equipment or enhancements purchased and installed by homeowners or tenants on or after Aug. 23, 2024. The Manitoba Security Rebate Program will be closed when it reaches $2 million in applications. A separate rebate program tailored to small businesses will be launched later this year, the minister noted.

For more information on how to apply for a rebate, visit: https://manitoba.ca/justice/securityrebate.html.