Canada

The Canadian federal government has confirmed that the Canada Carbon Rebate (CCR) will be delivered next week, with eligible households receiving up to $450. This tax-free payment aims to offset the higher cost of fuel, heating, and transportation caused by carbon pricing, ensuring that families particularly low- and middle-income households receive relief. This guide explains … Read more

Canadian retirees depend heavily on the Canada Pension Plan (CPP) to meet their monthly living expenses. In September 2025, many seniors have noticed discussions about a $1,360 CPP direct deposit expected on 27 September 2025. This update has raised questions among pensioners who are eager to know whether this payment is an additional bonus or … Read more

Filing your 2025 tax return is crucial to ensuring you receive any refunds owed to you by the Canada Revenue Agency (CRA). Each year, eligible Canadians can claim refunds based on their annual income, tax deductions, and credits. Understanding CRA refund procedures can help you maximize your return and avoid unnecessary delays. This article provides … Read more

The Guaranteed Income Supplement (GIS) is one of Canada’s most important federal benefits, designed to provide tax-free monthly payments to low-income seniors. As of September 2025, eligible seniors aged 60–64 years can receive up to $1,395 per month, depending on their marital status and income level. Administered by Service Canada and the Canada Revenue Agency … Read more

The Old Age Security (OAS) program remains one of the most vital income supports for Canadian seniors, helping them cover essential expenses and maintain dignity in retirement. With the rising cost of living, inflation, and increased healthcare needs, OAS payments are being boosted again in September 2025, bringing timely relief to millions of older Canadians. … Read more

The Canadian government has announced a major update to driving laws, effective October 2025, with a focus on stricter penalties, improved road safety, and modernization of traffic enforcement. These reforms are designed to address high accident rates, distracted driving, impaired driving, and inconsistent provincial regulations. For motorists, the October 2025 Canada Driving Law changes bring … Read more

The Canadian government is preparing to roll out the $3,555 Widow Pension in 2025, a program designed to offer vital financial relief to surviving spouses who face economic challenges after losing a partner. Known officially as the Survivor’s Pension Program, it combines monthly pension payments, a one-time death benefit, and additional support for widows raising … Read more

For Canadian seniors, retirement planning is not just about savings—it’s about taking full advantage of government programs that can provide a steady, predictable income. In 2025, eligible retirees can receive up to $3,178 per month by combining three major income streams: the Canada Pension Plan (CPP), Old Age Security (OAS), and the Guaranteed Income Supplement … Read more

The Canada Pension Plan (CPP) continues to serve as a critical financial support system for millions of Canadians in retirement. Each month, CPP deposits provide retirees with the stability needed to manage rent, bills, groceries, healthcare, and other essential expenses. For October 2025, the federal government has officially released the CPP payment date, ensuring beneficiaries … Read more

The Canadian government has announced a one-time, tax-free payment of $250 to help its citizens cope with rising living costs. Administered by the Canada Revenue Agency (CRA), this initiative aims to provide financial relief to lower and middle-income households. This article covers the eligibility criteria, payment dates, methods of payment, and other essential details. $250 … Read more