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 July 2025, Parliament is debating a $1200 tax-free top‑up per child to the existing Canada Child Benefit (CCB) for eligible families—aimed at tackling the surge in living costs across the country The top‑up, scheduled alongside the July 19, …
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 …
In March 2025, the Tax Court of Canada ruled on the case Ram v The King, 2025 TCC 49, where it dismissed the appeal by self-represented litigant Aneeta Ram. The case centered on the Canada …
In June 2025, the Canada Pension Plan (CPP) payout is climbing to a **maximum of C$1,433 per month—not C$1,764—and includes enhanced contributions from the CPP enhancement program. Plus, COLA (cost-of-living adjustments) further increase monthly amounts …
Canadian seniors have been hearing about a “$600 boost” to their Old Age Security (OAS) and Canada Pension Plan (CPP) benefits in 2025. However, it’s essential to clarify that this amount isn’t a new or …
In 2025, Canada’s federal Canada Carbon Rebate (CCR) program continues to provide financial relief to households affected by the federal carbon pricing system. This quarterly payment, formerly known as the Climate Action Incentive (CAI), is designed to …
As of July 2025, Canadian seniors receiving the Old Age Security (OAS) pension will see adjustments to their monthly payments. These changes are part of the government’s regular quarterly reviews to account for inflation and …
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 …
In 2025, the Canada Revenue Agency (CRA) launched a special $3000 GST Credit to support Canadians grappling with the rising cost of living. This one-time payment is designed to help low- and middle-income households manage …
