Rising inflation and a higher cost of living continue to put pressure on households across Canada, making government support programs more vital than ever. In 2025, a major financial relief is set to roll out in the form of new and expanded benefits—most notably, the Canada Disability Benefit (CDB), which is expected to provide up … Read more
As housing costs rise and families search for ways to support elderly parents and disabled loved ones, the Canadian government has rolled out a new initiative: the \$7500 Canada Home Renovation Credit September 2025. This program is designed to help households build or upgrade secondary suites that provide safe, independent living spaces for seniors and … Read more
Canadian seniors are set to receive a significant pension boost in 2025, with total monthly payments reaching as high as \$3716 under the combined support of Old Age Security (OAS), the Guaranteed Income Supplement (GIS), and the Canada Pension Plan (CPP). This increase, aimed at countering inflation and rising living costs, could make a crucial … Read more
Canadian households have been grappling with rising inflation, soaring rents, and higher grocery bills, and for many seniors and low-income residents, the financial pressure has become overwhelming. In response, the federal government has unveiled a new one-time direct deposit of \$2,200, set to roll out in October 2025. This targeted payment aims to provide immediate … Read more
Retirement security remains a top concern for millions of Canadians, especially as living costs continue to rise in 2025. Programs such as the Canada Pension Plan (CPP) and Old Age Security (OAS) are the backbone of senior income, providing monthly deposits that help cover food, housing, healthcare, and everyday expenses. But recently, a wave of … Read more
Google has agreed to pay \$8.75 million to resolve a class-action lawsuit in Illinois, where the tech giant was accused of violating student privacy laws through its popular Google Workspace for Education (formerly G Suite) tools. The lawsuit alleged that Google improperly collected and stored biometric data—unique identifiers such as voice and facial models—from students … Read more
With grocery prices still climbing and inflation continuing to put pressure on family budgets, the Canada Revenue Agency (CRA) has confirmed that the \$234 Canada Grocery Rebate will be issued in August 2025. This one-time, tax-free payment is part of Ottawa’s broader effort to ensure low- and modest-income households can afford basic food and household … Read more
Canadians living with long-term disabilities are set to see a significant boost in financial support this year. The Canada Revenue Agency (CRA) has confirmed that eligible individuals can receive up to \$8986 in Disability Tax Credit (DTC) refunds in 2025. With healthcare costs and inflation rising, this update is a critical lifeline for families and … Read more
A wave of speculation is circulating among Canadian retirees, sparking a critical question: Is a \$3500 Old Age Security (OAS) payment really coming in 2025? For seniors relying heavily on monthly pensions to cover rising costs, the prospect of such a windfall sounds almost too good to be true. But as with many viral claims, … Read more
Losing a spouse is one of the most painful experiences anyone can endure. Alongside the emotional toll, financial uncertainty often adds a heavy burden for surviving partners. In recognition of this, the Canadian government has strengthened its Survivor’s Pension Program, offering widows up to \$3555 per month in 2025. This program aims to provide stability, … Read more