Several benefit cheques February 2026 Canada will be issued to eligible residents as governments continue to provide financial support amid rising living costs.
Below is a breakdown of major federal and provincial benefits scheduled for February, along with payment dates and eligibility highlights.
Canada Pension Plan and Old Age Security
Canada’s retirement benefits include the Canada Pension Plan (CPP), Old Age Security (OAS), the Guaranteed Income Supplement, and the Allowance for the Survivor.
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CPP: Up to $1,433 per month for eligible recipients aged 65 and older
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OAS (ages 65–74): Up to $707.67 per month for those earning under $148,451 annually
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OAS (75+): Up to $899.67 per month for those earning under $154,196 annually
Payment date: February 25
OAS amounts are reviewed quarterly to reflect changes in the cost of living and will not decrease if inflation drops.
Canada Child Benefit
The Canada Child Benefit (CCB) is a tax-free monthly payment for eligible families with children under 18. Payments may include the child disability benefit and related provincial programs.
Payment date: February 20
The Ontario Child Benefit provides up to $1,607 per child per year, depending on family income and number of children.
Ontario Trillium Benefit
The Ontario Trillium Benefit combines:
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Ontario Energy and Property Tax Credit
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Ontario Sales Tax Credit
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Northern Ontario Energy Credit
Payment date: February 10
Canada Disability Benefit
The Canada Disability Benefit supports eligible adults aged 18 to 64 with disabilities.
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Maximum payment: $200 per month ($2,400 annually)
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Income-tested
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Retroactive payments available for periods after June 2025
Payment date: February 19
Veteran Disability Pension
The Veteran Disability Pension is a tax-free monthly payment for veterans and service members with service-related injuries or illnesses.
Payment date: February 27
Eligible recipients include Canadian Armed Forces members, RCMP members, and certain Second World War and Korean War veterans.
Benefits for Students Under 25
Part-time students aged 18 to 24 with a deceased or disabled parent who contributed to CPP may qualify for a new benefit.
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Part-time students: $150.89 per month (payment dates pending)
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Full-time students: $301.77 per month
Minimum attendance requirements apply.
