A major milestone in Canada’s social policy is set to arrive in July 2025, offering crucial financial support to working-age adults with disabilities. The Canada Disability Benefit (CDB), a monthly non-taxable payment of up to \$200 (or \$2400 annually), aims to reduce poverty and increase independence for people aged 18 to 64 living with disabilities. … Read more
For thousands of Canadians living with disabilities, July 2025 will mark the arrival of a long-awaited financial lifeline. The federal government’s new Canada Disability Benefit (CDB) aims to provide up to \$2,400 annually—or \$200 per month—to eligible working-age adults with disabilities. Framed as one of the most significant disability income supports in recent years, the … Read more
For decades, turning 65 in Canada was seen as the universal signal to hang up your work boots and begin life as a retiree. That was the milestone when Old Age Security (OAS) kicked in, Canada Pension Plan (CPP) payments often began, and life was expected to slow down. But in 2025, that picture is … Read more