Terms of service
Updated 14 November 2026. These terms cover MyRoll's Nova Scotia and New Brunswick sites (MonRôle in French). By using them you agree to the following. It is short, and written to be read.
MyRoll (MonRôle in French) is operated by Max Baker, 1585 Rue Sherbrooke Ouest, Montréal, Québec H3H 1H5, contact@monrole.ca. This site shows the public property assessments of Nova Scotia and New Brunswick, how they have moved since 2022, and how a property compares with similar ones and with its town.
It is free. Nothing is sold on this site, and there is no account to create. How your information is handled is described in the privacy policy.
An information tool, not an authority
Your assessment notice, the assessment authority (Property Valuation Services Corporation in Nova Scotia, Service New Brunswick in New Brunswick) and licensed professionals are authoritative. This site is not.
- The values shown are those of the province's published open data. They may contain errors, omissions or out-of-date entries, and your assessment may have changed since the last publication. Your own notice prevails.
- In Nova Scotia, the site shows both the market assessment and the taxable (capped) assessment. The tax shown for Nova Scotia is an estimate: the taxable value times the residential rate the province publishes for the municipality, for the latest year published. A real bill adds area rates and flat charges, and the rate may have changed since. Where the province publishes several rates and the roll does not say which applies, the site shows a range or no figure.
- In New Brunswick, the amounts shown as tax are those recorded in the province's file, not your bill.
- The comparison is between assessments. It says a property is assessed above or below similar ones, not that it is overvalued or that a mistake was made.
- Sale prices are those in the province's published sales file. Some sales carry no price or a nominal one, and are marked as such.
- Nothing here is an appraisal, a legal opinion, or advice on a purchase, sale, appeal or financing decision. An appeal or review can raise a value as easily as lower it.
- Deadlines to appeal (Nova Scotia) or request a review (New Brunswick) run from the date on your own notice. Check that date: it prevails over anything the site shows.
Sources
- Nova Scotia: assessed values, dwelling characteristics, land sizes and sales published by Property Valuation Services Corporation on thedatazone.ca, under the Open Data & Information Government Licence – PVSC & Participating Municipalities. Residential tax rates: "Municipal Property Tax Rates", Government of Nova Scotia open data, under the Nova Scotia Open Government Licence.
- New Brunswick: property assessment data published by Service New Brunswick on GeoNB, under the GeoNB Open Data Licence, and the Property Assessment Map under the New Brunswick Open Government Licence.
Neither province endorses this site.
Acceptable use
The site is built for an owner looking up properties one at a time. You are asked not to:
- extract the site automatically or in bulk, or overload it; the data is open, and the province's own portal is where to go for a full copy;
- present this site's comparisons as official figures, or as MyRoll's figures without stating their source;
- use the site to identify, locate or harass a person;
- circumvent technical limits.
We may limit or block use that breaks these rules.
Liability
The site is provided free and as is. To the extent the law allows, MyRoll is not liable for a decision made on the strength of the information shown, an appeal or review that is refused, a missed deadline, or an interruption of the service.
Nothing in these terms takes away the rights the consumer protection law of your province gives you.
Other terms
- Governing law. These terms are governed by the laws of the province where you live, Nova Scotia or New Brunswick, and the laws of Canada applicable there.
- Changes. This page carries the date of its last update. If the site ever sells something, these terms will say so, with the price and the refund rules, before the first sale.
- Language. This English version is the original; the French version is a translation.
- Contact. contact@monrole.ca. If a figure is wrong, say so.