The one-time grocery rebate is scheduled to land in the bank accounts of millions of Canadians this week.
Budget 2023 promised the payment for low and modest-income families to bring some relief from inflation, and it was passed by Parliament in May.
It is scheduled to be issued this Wednesday, alongside the next quarterly GST/HST credit payment.
You can expect it to be equivalent to double the GST/HST credit amount you received this past January.
About 11 million Canadians will be eligible.
According to the Canadian Government, you could receive a maximum payment of up to:
If you are single:
$234 (no children)
$387 (with 1 child)
$467 (with 2 children)
$548 (with 3 children)
$628 (with 4 children)
If you are married or have a common-law partner:
$306 (no children)
$387 (with 1 child)
$467 (with 2 children)
$548 (with 3 children)
$628 (with 4 children)
The Canada Child Benefit will also be issued on July 20, 2023, with an adjustment for inflation.
