Janvier 2026 démarre avec une bonne nouvelle pour de nombreux retraités au Canada : les paiements du Régime de pensions du Canada (CPP) et de la Sécurité de la vieillesse (OAS) augmentent. Ces hausses sont liées à l’indexation au coût de la vie (inflation), mais aussi à des règles qui permettent d’augmenter ses prestations en … Read more
OTTAWA — Prime Minister Mark Carney on Monday introduced a wide-ranging affordability package designed to lower grocery bills and reduce financial strain for Canadians facing rising everyday costs. The announcement comes amid ongoing global economic uncertainty, which continues to push up prices for households and businesses. Carney said the government’s priority is to provide immediate … Read more
Canadian families can expect the next Canada Child Benefit (CCB) increase to take effect in July 2026, when the new 2026–27 benefit year begins. Because the CCB is indexed to inflation, both the maximum annual benefit amounts and key income thresholds are adjusted upward over time—helping families keep pace with rising costs. This guide focuses only on the updated, forward-looking 2026 details: what is changing, how … Read more
Le changement d’heure revient en 2026 au Canada avec le même principe qu’aujourd’hui : dans la majorité du pays, on avance l’horloge d’une heure au printemps (heure avancée / Daylight Saving Time) et on la recule d’une heure à l’automne (heure normale / standard). Mais le Canada n’est pas un bloc uniforme : certaines régions ne changent pas … Read more
Many Canadians keep seeing posts about Canada Carbon Rebate payments returning in 2026—often with a headline amount like $1,120 for eligible households. Here’s the key update for 2026: the federal Canada Carbon Rebate (CCR) for individuals is closed, and the Government of Canada states there are no further quarterly CCR payments after the April 2025 payment. So what does that mean for 2026? Below … Read more
Claims about a CRA $1,350 one-time payment have been circulating widely for 2026. Here’s the key reality: there is no single, universally confirmed CRA program that pays every eligible Canadian exactly $1,350 as a standalone “one-time payment.” What is real in 2026 is that Canadians may receive CRA-administered benefit deposits (like the GST/HST credit and other credits), and there has also been a reported federal plan involving GST credit … Read more