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At a glance

Worth:
50–80% off recreation · 20% transit · $28 SAID/SIS pass
Who:
One approval covers both: single admissions at 50% off, Leisure Passes at 80% off, and registered classes at 80% off (max $160 discount per family member); plus transit passes at 20% off the regular Adult/Youth price (already-discounted passes don't stack), purchased at the Transit Information Centre (2124 11th Avenue).

What it could be worth

Amount

50–80% off recreation · 20% transit · $28 SAID/SIS pass

How it benefits you

  • One approval covers both: single admissions at 50% off, Leisure Passes at 80% off, and registered classes at 80% off (max $160 discount per family member); plus transit passes at 2

What you need to qualify or apply

Eligibility

  • One approval covers both: single admissions at 50% off, Leisure Passes at 80% off, and registered classes at 80% off (max $160 discount per family member); plus transit passes at 20% off the regular Adult/Youth price (already-discounted passes don't stack), purchased at the Transit Information Centre (2124 11th Avenue).

How to apply

  1. One approval covers both: single admissions at 50% off, Leisure Passes at 80% off, and registered classes at 80% off (max $160 discount per family member); plus transit passes at 20% off the regular Adult/Youth price (already-discounted passes don't stack), purchased at the Transit Information Centre (2124 11th Avenue)
  2. Eligibility: household income below the table — $27,478 (1 person), $34,206 (2), $42,053 (3), $51,058 (4), $57,908 (5), $65,313 (6), $72,715 (7+) — with income verification attached; approval lasts to the end of the calendar year and residents re-apply annually.

Read more from the official source

Amounts & rules verified Aug 22, 2026

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Amounts and rules can change — always confirm on the official source before applying.

This page is general information, not a CRA or provincial determination — amounts and rules can change. Not sure where you stand? The free benefits check walks you through it, or a Registered Social Worker can review your full situation.