As inflation continues to squeeze household budgets, many Canadians are looking forward to the next wave of government benefit cheques to help with essential expenses. The Canada Revenue Agency (CRA) and various federal and provincial programs are rolling out a series of benefits in August and September 2025 — including the GST/HST Credit, Canada Child Benefit (CCB), Canada Pension Plan (CPP), Old Age Security (OAS), Ontario Continue reading
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Canada’s New Senior Driving Rules Explained – Are You Still Eligible To Drive After 70?
As Canada prepares for a demographic shift, new driving rules for seniors aged 70 and above are set to roll out across several provinces starting August 2025. These changes are part of a broader initiative to balance road safety with mobility for aging Canadians, sparking both praise and concern among older drivers and advocacy groups. Let’s break down exactly what’s changing, who Continue reading
Canada Child Benefit Rises Again – See Your New August 2025 Payment
Starting August 2025, millions of Canadian families will receive higher monthly payments through the Canada Child Benefit (CCB), as the Canada Revenue Agency (CRA) adjusts benefit amounts to keep pace with inflation. With the rising cost of living, especially in areas like groceries, rent, and childcare, these updates are aimed at giving parents more financial support when they need it most. Whether you’re a Continue reading
2025 NRC Canada Research Associate Program – Who’s Eligible & How To Apply
Are you a recent Ph.D. or Master’s graduate in science or engineering looking to launch a high-impact research career? The 2025 NRC Canada Research Associate Program might be the breakthrough you’ve been waiting for. Designed for early-career researchers, this prestigious and fully-funded opportunity allows you to work on cutting-edge technologies at one of Canada’s most advanced research facilities — the National Research Continue reading
3 CRA Red Flags That Could Trigger Trouble When Withdrawing RRSPs In Retirement
Retirement planning often centers on Registered Retirement Savings Plans (RRSPs)—a proven way to defer taxes until you retire. But today’s retirement landscape is changing. Many Canadians continue working part-time into their senior years due to rising costs. This shift has triggered three key CRA red flags that could drastically increase your taxes or spark penalties if RRSP Continue reading