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Ontario Works Payment Dates 2026: Complete Monthly Schedule | EBSource  

Ontario Works issues monthly payments on the last business day of the previous month, ensuring recipients have funds available at the start of each month for rent and groceries. Key 2026 payment dates include: January payments on December 31, 2025; February payments on January 30, 2026; March payments on February 27, 2026. Direct deposit payments process even during Canada Post disruptions, while cheque payments may be delayed. Contact your local office to set up direct deposit if needed. EBSource provides the complete 2026 payment calendar. Family and Child Benefits News for Ontario residents.  

https://ebsource.ca/ontario-works-ow/

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British Columbia Family Benefit: Temporary Residents Can Qualify | EBSource  

Temporary residents can qualify for the British Columbia Family Benefit after meeting specific requirements. You must have lived in Canada for at least 18 consecutive months and hold a valid permit by the 19th month. This includes those on work permits or study permits. Once eligible, you must also meet all other requirements, including filing taxes and residing in BC. The 18-month waiting period ensures temporary residents have established genuine Canadian residency before accessing provincial benefits. EBSource welcomes newcomers with comprehensive benefit guidance. Family and Child Benefits News for all eligible families.  

https://ebsource.ca/british-columbia-family-benefit/

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Report Life Changes: Protect Your Québec Family Allowance Payments  

Keeping Retraite Québec informed about family changes protects your Québec Family Allowance payments and prevents overpayments requiring repayment. Report separations or new relationships immediately—your payment amount depends on family income and conjugal status. For separations, you must not have lived with your former spouse for at least 90 days for official recognition. Custody arrangement changes require notification to adjust payment amounts appropriately. Unreported changes may trigger payment suspensions during review periods. Prompt reporting ensures accurate, uninterrupted benefits and avoids complications. EBSource guides families through reporting requirements. Family and Child Benefits News protecting your entitlements.  

https://ebsource.ca/quebec-family-allowance/

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Manitoba Child Benefit Eligibility: Do You Qualify?  

Four requirements determine eligibility for the Manitoba Child Benefit. First, you must physically reside in Manitoba—temporary absences exceeding one month can affect qualification. Second, you must have dependent children under 18 in your care. Third, you must already receive Canada Child Benefit payments. Fourth, your family income must fall within program thresholds based on the previous year's earnings. Meeting all four criteria qualifies your family for this valuable provincial support. Income is automatically reassessed annually when you file taxes. EBSource details every eligibility requirement clearly. Family and Child Benefits News is helping Manitoba families access support.  

https://ebsource.ca/manitoba-child-benefit/

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How to Renew Your Temporary Social Insurance Number  

Temporary residents must renew their Social Insurance Number (SIN) record when IRCC approves permit extensions—SINs don't update automatically. Renewal is simpler than an initial application because your existing file already exists. Online renewals through My Service Canada Account are fastest; the system pre-fills your information, requiring only your new permit upload. In-person renewals take approximately 20-30 minutes. Mail applications go to the Social Insurance Registration Office. Your nine-digit number never changes—only the expiry date updates. EBSource guides temporary workers through renewal processes. Taxes News supporting international workers in Canada.  

https://ebsource.ca/social-insurance-number/

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Part-Time Workers: Do You Qualify for September 30 Pay?  

Part-time employees meeting eligibility requirements are entitled to holiday pay for the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation in Canada in statutory jurisdictions. Contract workers' entitlements depend on their classification—independent contractors don't receive holiday pay, but misclassified employees may have claims. Employers risk penalties for misclassifying workers. Age doesn't restrict entitlements, though young workers should verify provincial standards. EBSource provides comprehensive clarification of the rights of part-time and contract workers. Benefits Canada News ensures every Canadian worker understands their status. Know your classification to claim your entitlements.  

https://ebsource.ca/national-day-for-truth-and-reconciliation/

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Can Employers Refuse Overtime Pay in Canada?  

No. Employers cannot legally refuse to pay overtime in Canada to eligible employees who work approved overtime hours. This protection exists under provincial and federal employment standards legislation. Contracts cannot waive these minimums. Refusing earned overtime violates employment standards and results in penalties, including back pay and fines. If your employer denies overtime compensation, you have grounds for complaint. EBSource confirms your legal protections clearly. Labour & Employment Law News defending worker rights. Your overtime entitlement is the law, not a favour from your employer.  

https://ebsource.ca/overtime-pay-in-canada/

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Discovery Day in Yukon 2025: August 18 Holiday Guide  

Mark your calendar: Discovery Day in Yukon 2025 falls on Monday, August 18. This creates a three-day weekend for most Yukon employees who meet eligibility requirements. Whether you're planning family time or expecting to work, understanding your statutory holiday rights matters. EBSource provides everything you need to know about pay calculations, employer obligations, and service closures. Benefits Canada News keeps Yukoners prepared for upcoming holidays. Start planning your August long weekend now.  

https://ebsource.ca/discovery-day-in-yukon/

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Canada FPT Deposit: 2026 GST/HST Payment Dates | EBsource  

Mark January 5, April 2, July 3, and October 5 for 2026 GST/HST credit payments. EBsource's Tax Credits and Rebates news provides upcoming Canada FPT Deposit schedules for financial planning. Provincial supplements arrive on these same quarterly dates, combined with federal credits. Plan with EBsource's 2026 calendar.  

https://ebsource.ca/canada-fpt-deposit/

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Federal Employees and Heritage Day in Alberta: What to Know  

Do federal employees working in Alberta get Heritage Day off? Generally, no. Heritage Day in Alberta is a provincial optional holiday, not federally recognized. Federal workers follow federal holiday schedules, which don't include this August celebration. Your collective agreement may have different provisions, so check your specific terms. EBSource explains the nuances. Benefits Canada News helps federal employees in Alberta understand their holiday rights. Don't assume provincial holidays apply to you.  

https://ebsource.ca/heritage-day-in-alberta/

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