Starting July 1, 2025, Canada will roll out a nationwide update to its road safety laws under the New Canada Driving Law 2025. This transformative legislation is aimed at tackling evolving transportation issues through enhanced …
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 …
As grocery prices continue to climb, the Canada Revenue Agency (CRA) has officially confirmed that eligible households will receive a one-time $628 grocery rebate in May 2025. This tax-free payment is aimed at helping low- …
The Canada Workers Benefit (CWB) is a refundable tax credit designed to support low-income individuals and families who are actively employed. In 2025, eligible single workers can receive up to $1,518, while families may qualify for up to $2,616 through …
For Canadian parents relying on the Canada Child Benefit (CCB) to support their household finances, timely tax filing is more than just a good habit—it’s a necessity. Failing to submit your return by the due …
Canada is taking a major step in supporting its citizens with disabilities through the official launch of the Canada Disability Benefit (CDB) in July 2025. This new federal program is aimed at helping low-income working-age Canadians with disabilities by offering …
As of May 2025, the Canadian Dental Care Plan (CDCP) is officially live, offering free or subsidized dental coverage for millions of Canadians. The goal of this landmark program is to ensure that all eligible …
In 2025, Canada’s Carbon Rebate—officially known as the Canada Carbon Rebate (CCR)—is expected to provide a $500 boost to eligible individuals and families. This enhancement is designed to offset the rising costs associated with the …
The Canada Revenue Agency (CRA) currently holds over $1.7 billion in uncashed payments, and 160 of those cheques are each worth more than $100,000. This astonishing amount includes forgotten tax refunds, benefits, and government disbursements that have gone unclaimed by Canadians—some simply due to an …
The Canada Revenue Agency (CRA) is set to issue an additional Goods and Services Tax (GST) payment in 2025 to support low and moderate-income individuals and families. This tax-free benefit is part of the government’s …
