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Tax season is frustrating and inevitable, like piles of snow on the street or your weird relative oversharing at a holiday dinner. On the bright side of all the bureaucracy is the potential to earn a little windfall from the government, depending on your employment status and income, among other things. The Canada Worker's Benefit (CWB) is one such windfall, offering up to $1,428 to eligible individuals and $2,461 to eligible families. Let's take a look at this credit, how you can secure it, and what the Canada Revenue Agency (CRA) does to determine how much you'll get.

For 10 days Public Service Alliance of Canada workers trying to make some noise on the picket line. Today they protested in front of MP Anthony Rota's office.

Nathaniel Erskine-Smith was at the Royal Canadian Legion in Espanola on April 14. Erskine-Smith is the MP for Beaches-East York. His goal is to switch from…

'Taxation should be a foundational means to greater economic equality. More money in the pockets of people who struggle to meet basic needs means that they can participate with autonomy and dignity'

Thousands of Canadians who received federal COVID-19 emergency benefits for which they weren't eligible — including the $2,000-per-month Canada Emergency Response Benefit (CERB) and the Canada Recovery Benefit (CRB) — are still on the hook to pay the money back to the government.