As Canada’s senior population grows, new driving regulations for older adults are being implemented in 2025 to strike a balance between road safety and personal independence. These updates impact Canadians aged 70 and above, with formal assessments starting at age 75. Here’s everything you need to know about the changes, how they vary by province, … Read more
As part of Canada’s ongoing fight against climate change, the Canada Carbon Rebate (formerly the Climate Action Incentive) continues to support individuals and families by offsetting the cost of federal carbon pollution pricing. The June 2025 carbon rebate marks the second quarterly payment of the year, and the amounts vary by province based on local fuel charge revenues. This article breaks down who … Read more
Starting July 2025, the Canada Child Benefit (CCB) will see an increase to help families manage the rising cost of living. This adjustment ensures that the benefit keeps pace with inflation, providing greater support to Canadian households. What Is the Canada Child Benefit? The Canada Child Benefit (CCB) is a tax-free monthly payment made to … Read more
Millions of Canadians may be sitting on unclaimed money and not even know it. In 2025, the Canada Revenue Agency (CRA) continues to report billions of dollars in uncashed government cheques. These payments may include tax refunds, GST/HST credits, Canada Child Benefits, and more—money that belongs to you but was never deposited or cashed. What Are CRA Uncashed Cheques? … Read more
In June 2025, thousands of Canadians began receiving enhanced Canada Pension Plan (CPP) payments, with the top tier of recipients seeing deposits as high as $2,100 per month. This significant boost is the result of the ongoing Canada Pension Plan enhancement program designed to provide stronger financial support to retirees. While the maximum amount is substantial, only a select few … Read more
As Canada continues to offer relief to those struggling with rising living costs, a new $300 federal payment has gained attention across the country. Designed to provide direct assistance to low- and moderate-income Canadians, this one-time payment is part of a broader affordability initiative being rolled out in 2025. If you’re wondering what this $300 payment is, who qualifies, and when it will … Read more
As food prices continue to challenge household budgets, many Canadians are eagerly searching for relief programs. Among the most talked-about is the $978 Canada Grocery Rebate 2025—but is it real, and who actually qualifies? This article will help you understand the facts, eligibility criteria, payment timelines, and what’s currently happening with grocery rebates in Canada. What … Read more
The Canada Workers Benefit (CWB) is a crucial financial support initiative introduced by the Canada Revenue Agency (CRA) to assist low- to moderate-income working Canadians. This refundable tax credit is designed to ease the economic burden for individuals who are employed yet still face difficulties meeting everyday expenses. The program includes two main parts: the … Read more
Canada’s Digital Services Tax (DST), effective from June 28, 2024, imposes a 3% levy on certain revenues of large digital service companies. This tax applies retroactively from January 1, 2022, targeting revenues from online marketplaces, digital advertising, social media platforms, and user data monetization involving Canadian users. Key Provisions of Canada’s Digital Services Tax Criteria … Read more
In a significant move aimed at improving the lives of Canadians with disabilities, the federal government has announced the Canada Disability Benefit, a new federal support payment of up to $2,400 annually for eligible individuals. Revealed in Budget 2024, this initiative is designed to strengthen the country’s social safety net and bridge the income support gap for working-age Canadians … Read more
