As June 2025 approaches, many Canadians can expect a much-needed financial boost from the federal government. Whether you’re juggling the cost of groceries, daycare, or housing, a variety of benefit payments are set to arrive from the Canada Revenue Agency (CRA) and Service Canada — with some households receiving hundreds or even thousands of dollars.
These programs span a wide range of supports: from seniors and veterans to families and low-income earners. Some June payments also represent the final round for the 2023 tax year, meaning July could bring increased amounts or new eligibility for many based on 2024 filings.
Here’s a full breakdown of every major federal and provincial benefit coming in June 2025, including payment amounts, eligibility rules, and deposit dates.
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Ontario Trillium Benefit (OTB)
The Ontario Trillium Benefit is a monthly credit for lower- and middle-income Ontarians, combining three supports:
- Ontario Energy and Property Tax Credit (OEPTC)
- Northern Ontario Energy Credit (NOEC)
- Ontario Sales Tax Credit (OSTC)
Who Is Eligible?
You must have filed a 2023 tax return and qualified for at least one of the credits. This June payment is the last for the benefit year.
Maximum June Payment Amounts:
- OEPTC: $104 (ages 18–64), or $118.41 (ages 65+)
- NOEC: $15 per person or $23.08 per family
- OSTC: $30 per family member
Example: A family of four could receive up to $351.08 in June.
If you selected the lump-sum option on your 2023 tax return and your entitlement exceeds $360, you may receive up to 12 months’ worth in a single June payment.
Next Payment Date: June 10, 2025
Canada Child Benefit (CCB)
The Canada Child Benefit provides tax-free monthly payments to help cover the cost of raising children under 18.
Eligibility:
- You must be the primary caregiver and a Canadian resident
- You or your spouse must meet immigration or residency criteria
Maximum June 2025 Payments (for 2023 income under $36,502):
- Children under 6: $648.91 per child
- Children aged 6–17: $547.50 per child
Payments decrease with rising household income. Additional credits may apply for children with disabilities or depending on provincial supports.
Next Payment Date: June 20, 2025
Canada Pension Plan (CPP)
The Canada Pension Plan offers monthly retirement income based on your earnings and contributions during your working years. You can begin collecting it as early as age 60.
How Much Can You Receive?
- Maximum monthly payment (age 65): $1,433 (as of January 2025)
- Average payment: Around $900
Your amount depends on your total contributions, how long you worked, and the age you start collecting.
Next Payment Date: June 26, 2025
Old Age Security (OAS) and Supplements
Old Age Security is a monthly payment for Canadians 65 and older, regardless of work history. It’s separate from CPP and is funded directly by the federal government.
Eligibility:
- Age 65+
- Lived in Canada for at least 10 years after age 18 (or 20 years if living abroad)
Maximum June 2025 Payments:
- OAS: $727.67 (age 65–74), $800.44 (75+)
- Guaranteed Income Supplement (GIS): Up to $1,086.88 for singles
- Allowance: $1,381.90 (for low-income spouses of OAS recipients)
- Allowance for the Survivor: $1,647.34 (for widows aged 60–64)
Amounts are adjusted quarterly based on inflation.
Next Payment Date: June 26, 2025
Veteran Disability Pension
This pension supports Canadian veterans with disabilities linked to their military service, including physical and mental conditions incurred during training, deployment, or service.
Eligibility:
- Canadian Armed Forces and RCMP veterans
- WWII and Korean War veterans
- Civilians who contributed to WWII efforts
How Much Can You Receive?
- Maximum monthly payment (Class 1 disability): $3,444.59
- Extra amounts available for spouses and dependants
Next Payment Date: June 27, 2025
Final Canada Carbon Rebate (CCR) Payment
Although the Canada Carbon Rebate was officially discontinued on April 1, 2025, final payments are still arriving for many Canadians who filed their 2024 taxes late.
Who Gets It?
Residents of provinces under the federal carbon pricing system:
- Alberta, Manitoba, New Brunswick, Newfoundland and Labrador, Nova Scotia, Ontario, P.E.I., and Saskatchewan
Final Payment Amounts (per adult/child):
- Alberta: $228 / $114 / $57
- Ontario: $151 / $75.50 / $37.75
- Nova Scotia: $110 / $55 / $27.50
(See full list in detailed breakdown)
If you live in a rural community, you get a 20% top-up (except in P.E.I., where it’s included).
Final Payment Timeline:
- If filed by April 2: Payment received April 22, 2025
- If filed after April 2: Payment arrives 6–8 weeks after tax return processing
Summary: June 2025 Federal Benefit Payment Dates
| Program | Payment Date |
|---|---|
| Ontario Trillium Benefit | June 10, 2025 |
| Canada Child Benefit | June 20, 2025 |
| Canada Pension Plan | June 26, 2025 |
| Old Age Security | June 26, 2025 |
| Veteran Disability Pension | June 27, 2025 |
| Final Carbon Rebate | Varies (through June if filed late) |
As the cost of living remains a challenge, these federal and provincial payments offer much-needed relief. If you’re eligible for any of the above and haven’t yet filed your taxes or updated your information with the CRA or Service Canada, now’s the time to act.
