2025 is THE year to switch to electric in Canada. With the combination of provincial offers and the still-active federal iZEV rebate, some Canadians can save up to $12,000 on a brand new electric vehicle (EV). If the rebate system …
In response to rising grocery costs, the federal government is launching a July 2025 Grocery Rebate of up to $978 per household. CRA will send this payment automatically based on your 2024 tax return, no application required. This rebate—part of an …
Canadian residents receiving government financial support can expect the next installment of the $179 GST/HST Credit in July 2025. This non-taxable quarterly benefit remains a key pillar of the government’s financial aid framework for supporting low- and modest-income households across the country. As …
As of July 2025, a new motion tabled in Parliament is making headlines across Canada: a proposed $1,200 Canada Child Benefit (CCB) top-up for eligible families. The initiative, driven by growing concerns over rising living costs, aims …
Canadian families receiving the Canada Child Benefit (CCB) are set to receive their final payment of the current benefit year on June 20, 2025. This monthly payment marks the last before the government introduces a scheduled increase in benefit amounts starting in …
To help workers cope with rising inflation, several provinces and territories across Canada have implemented minimum wage increases in 2025. These changes are part of a broader effort to ensure a livable income for workers, especially …
A significant financial support program for Canadians with disabilities is set to commence this summer. The Canada Disability Benefit (CDB), a long-anticipated federal initiative, is designed to provide monthly financial assistance to low-income, working-age adults with disabilities. …
As the cost of living continues to rise, Canadians receiving pensions are set to benefit from a welcomed increase in their monthly support. The Canada Revenue Agency (CRA) has officially confirmed that both Canada Pension Plan (CPP) and Old Age …
To help seniors cope with rising living costs, the Canada Revenue Agency (CRA) has announced a $1,200 tax-free bonus for eligible low- and moderate-income seniors. This one-time payment is part of the federal government’s continued efforts to support vulnerable populations dealing with the …
Canadian seniors received welcome news this summer: a 1.0% increase in Old Age Security (OAS) payments has been officially applied as of July 2025, with payments hitting bank accounts starting June 29. This quarterly adjustment, driven by inflation and …
