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   What benefits Does Canada offer?

   • Learn about the Canadian Dental Care Plan. Child benefit, dental benefit and GST/HST credit. Maternity, parental and caregiving benefits and leave. Help for the costs of raising people with disabilities. Canada Pension Plan, Old Age Security, Guaranteed Income Supplement, Retirement planning.

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   What benefits are available to newcomers to Canada?

   • Newcomers to Canada benefits include the following: The Goods and Services Tax/Harmonized Sales Tax (GST/HST) benefit is a tax-free quarterly payment that helps offset the taxes you pay on items you buy. Apply for the GST/HST benefit if you are at least 19 years old or have a low or modest income.

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   What benefits does the Canadian dental care plan offer?

   • Includes Employment Insurance, dental coverage, child benefit, pensions and benefits for housing, student aid, family, disabilities and after a death. Temporary benefits for workers, sickness, fishing and family-related benefits. How to apply online and submit a report. Learn about the Canadian Dental Care Plan.

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   What benefits does the Canadian Armed Forces offer?

   • Canadian Armed Forces benefits for you and your family during a time of illness and injury. OSI Clinics provide assessment, treatment, prevention and support. There are peer support networks for members or Veterans of the CAF or the RCMP living with an operational stress injury (OSI).

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   Does Canada have health insurance?

   • Some medical services are covered by your province/territory. Workplace benefits coverage varies depending on the plan. Depending on your health and wellness needs, you may want to purchase individual health insurance. What is covered by government health insurance in Canada?

   What is covered by health insurance in Canada?

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   How do I start receiving benefits in Canada?

   • To start receiving your benefits, file your income tax return for the previous year, even if you had no income. You can receive your benefits via direct deposit to your bank account or checks sent through the mail. Canadian provinces and territories also provide various benefits and tax credits to newcomers in Canada. Are you a newcomer to Canada?

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   Benefits. Includes Employment Insurance, dental coverage, child benefit, pensions and benefits for housing, student aid, family, disabilities and after a death.

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   Aug 12, 2024 · Discover benefits that can help lower your living costs, find affordable housing and improve your quality of life. If you need financial help, healthcare support, housing options, or special programs for seniors, students, or people with disabilities, the Benefits Finder can help.

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   List of government benefits. Find Government of Canada support for major life events like finding a home, starting a family, getting injured, planning for retirement or changing jobs. This new Benefits Finder is a work in progress. Help improve it by giving your feedback. Benefit.

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   The Benefits Finder is a tool that can help you find Benefits and Services that you may be eligible to receive. It asks a few questions and uses your answers to search.

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   Our research revealed that: people often seek specific benefits. people search for benefits related to life events. people desire the ability to refine or edit responses without restarting. provincial and territorial websites offer more current information on benefits and services.

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   May 28, 2024 · Newcomers to Canada are eligible to receive benefits like GST/HST Credit, Climate Action Incentive Payment (CAIP), and Canada Child Benefit (CCB). To start receiving your benefits, file your income tax return for the previous year, even if you had no income.

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   Sep 15, 2023 · What does provincial/territorial health insurance cover? In Canada, provinces and territorial governments provide coverage for medically necessary hospital, physician, and surgical-dental services (where required to be performed by a dentist in a hospital) provided to eligible residents.