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Showing 8 of 174 programs · plus 4 good-to-know notes ·

Canada-wide (federal) (5)

  • Canada-wide (federal)

    Canada Workers Benefit + disability supplement

    refundable credit while working low-income

    Canada caregiver amount — $2,687 (2025): added when claiming an infirm spouse/partner (line 30300), an infirm dependant 18+ on line 30400, or each infirm child under 18 (line 305

    Tax filing

  • Canada-wide (federal)

    CGEB quarterly credit

    quarterly payments

    Major change for the July 2026 payment year: the GST/HST credit has been replaced by the Canada Groceries and Essentials Benefit (CGEB).

    Tax filing

  • Canada-wide (federal)

    CGEB quarterly credit (ex-GST/HST)

    quarterly payments

    Major change for the July 2026 payment year: the GST/HST credit has been replaced by the Canada Groceries and Essentials Benefit (CGEB).

    Tax filing

  • Canada-wide (federal) · Annual

    Disability Tax Credit (T2201)

    credit up to $10,138/yr · retroactive 10 yrs

    Your diagnosis route starts here — a doctor certifies form T2201. Unlocks RDSP + more.

    Tax filing

  • Canada-wide (federal) · Annual

    Medical Expense & Home Accessibility credits

    15% credits · HATC ≤$3,000/yr

    Keep receipts for aids, renovations, therapy — claimed at tax time.

    Tax filing

Ontario (1)

Quebec (2)

  • Quebec

    Crédit de solidarité

    refundable housing (+age) credit

    Last-resort financial assistance (*aide financière de dernier recours*, AFDR) for adults with severe employment constraints (contraintes sévères à l'emploi, CSE) or severe health c

    Tax filing

  • Quebec

    Crédit déficience grave et prolongée

    • Needs the DTC first

    provincial twin of the DTC

    Same certification style — stack it WITH the federal DTC.

    Tax filing

Good to know (4)

Not programs to apply to — notes and tools worth knowing about.

  • Note

    OAS (residence rule check)

    OAS payments adjust quarterly (January/April/July/October) with CPI; they never decrease if prices fall.

  • Note

    Alberta claws back the federal CDB

    Only province that offsets it — factor into budgeting.

  • Helpful tool

    Benefits Wayfinder + canada.ca Benefits Finder

    Benefits Finder (Government of Canada) — a filter-based tool that matches you against the federal catalogue (157+ programs) by support type (retirement, disability, job loss, housi

  • Note

    Gyms: GoodLife, Fit4Less, Movati

    Honest finding: none of the big private gym chains offers a disability or income-based discount.

These pages give general facts, not a CRA or provincial decision. Amounts checked September 2026 — each program links to its official page, and amounts and rules can change.