The rebates — recently rebranded as the Canadian Carbon Rebate — also have increased along with the carbon price, says Finance Canada. To receive the rebate, you need to file an income tax return. The rebate arrives through direct deposit in your bank account or through a cheque in the mail.
The payments come every three months; the next one is scheduled to arrive as early as April 15.
Here are the amounts a single adult person can expect to receive quarterly:
Here are the amounts a family of four can expect to receive quarterly:
Rural residents get a 10 per cent top-up on their rebates because they tend to drive more and consume more fuel. That rural top-up will double once a bill now before Parliament becomes law.
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The payments come every three months; the next one is scheduled to arrive as early as April 15.
Here are the amounts a single adult person can expect to receive quarterly:
- $225 in Alberta.
- $150 in Manitoba.
- $140 in Ontario.
- $188 in Saskatchewan.
- $95 in New Brunswick.
- $103 in Nova Scotia.
- $110 in Prince Edward Island.
- $149 in Newfoundland and Labrador.
Here are the amounts a family of four can expect to receive quarterly:
- $450 in Alberta.
- $300 in Manitoba.
- $280 in Ontario.
- $376 in Saskatchewan.
- $190 in New Brunswick.
- $206 in Nova Scotia.
- $220 in Prince Edward Island.
- $298 in Newfoundland and Labrador.
Rural residents get a 10 per cent top-up on their rebates because they tend to drive more and consume more fuel. That rural top-up will double once a bill now before Parliament becomes law.
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