As June 2025 rolls in, millions of Canadians are due to receive key government benefits across federal, provincial, and municipal levels. These cheques and direct deposits provide critical support in areas like retirement income, child care, student aid, tax credits, and disability benefits.
With inflation impacting everyday costs, it’s important to know exactly when these payments arrive and how much to expect.
Let’s break down the full schedule and benefit details for June, including federal payments like CPP, OAS, and CCB, as well as provincial supports like the Ontario Trillium Benefit and municipal property tax rebates.
Seniors
Retirement income for Canadian seniors comes primarily from two programs: the Canada Pension Plan (CPP) and Old Age Security (OAS). Both will be paid on June 26, 2025.
CPP is contribution-based. If you worked and paid into CPP during your career, you’re eligible starting at age 60, though waiting until age 65 gives you a higher monthly amount. In 2025, the maximum CPP payment at age 65 is $1,433, but most people receive an average of around $758.
OAS is available to Canadians 65 and older and is funded from government revenue. For seniors aged 65 to 74 with income under $148,451, the monthly payment is $707.67.
For those 75 and up, and earning under $154,196, the payment increases to $880.44. These amounts are indexed quarterly to adjust for inflation.
| Program | Eligibility | Monthly Max (2025) | Payment Date |
|---|---|---|---|
| CPP | Age 60+, based on contributions | $1,433 (at 65) | June 26 |
| OAS (65–74) | Income < $148,451 | $707.67 | June 26 |
| OAS (75+) | Income < $154,196 | $880.44 | June 26 |
Families
Parents can expect their Canada Child Benefit (CCB) on June 20, 2025. This is a tax-free monthly payment for families with children under 18. The benefit amount depends on income and the age of each child.
For the July 2024 to June 2025 period, eligible families receive up to $7,437 annually per child under age 6, and $6,275 per child aged 6 to 17. If the child qualifies for the disability benefit, an additional $3,173 per year is available.
In Ontario, the Ontario Child Benefit (OCB) offers up to $1,607 annually per child, depending on income. Combined, these benefits provide a substantial amount of support each year.
| Child Age | Federal CCB | Ontario OCB | Combined Annual |
|---|---|---|---|
| Under 6 | $7,437 | $1,607 | $9,044 |
| Age 6–17 | $6,275 | $1,607 | $7,882 |
Payments are made automatically if tax returns are up to date and direct deposit details are current with the CRA.
Trillium
The Ontario Trillium Benefit (OTB) will be paid on June 10, 2025. It combines three credits into one monthly payment: the Ontario Sales Tax Credit, the Energy and Property Tax Credit, and the Northern Ontario Energy Credit.
The total you receive depends on your 2024 tax return, income, and household size. If you live in Northern Ontario, your benefit may be higher.
| Component | Max Annual | Payment Type | June Date |
|---|---|---|---|
| Sales Tax Credit | $345 | Monthly/Lump | June 10 |
| Energy & Property Tax Credit | $1,194 | Monthly/Lump | June 10 |
| Northern Ontario Energy Credit | $158 | Monthly/Lump | June 10 |
Veterans
Veterans who suffered service-related injuries or illnesses can receive the Disability Pension or Pain and Suffering Compensation. These payments are tax-free and vary by severity of disability. The next payment date is June 27, 2025.
Veterans may choose between monthly or lump sum payments. Monthly options increase with inflation and often include allowances for dependents.
Students
Children of deceased or disabled CPP contributors can receive monthly student benefits if they’re 18 to 24 and enrolled in a post-secondary school.
Full-time students receive $301.77 per month, while part-time students get $150.89. Payments typically follow the same schedule as CPP, meaning June 26 is the likely date for this month’s payout.
To stay eligible, students must attend approved institutions and meet attendance requirements. If they drop below part-time status, the benefit stops.
Municipal
Some municipalities offer property tax and utility relief for low-income homeowners, especially seniors and those on disability. In Ontario, cities like Mississauga and regions like Peel provide rebates that reduce property taxes and offer stormwater subsidies.
To qualify, you must be over 65 or disabled, own the home for at least one year, and be receiving the Guaranteed Income Supplement (GIS) or the Ontario Disability Support Program (ODSP). If two siblings own the home, both must meet eligibility rules. For couples, only one spouse needs to qualify.
Applications can be submitted anytime during the year, but the final deadline is December 31, 2025.
Stay Ready
To make sure your benefit arrives on time, double-check that the CRA and provincial agencies have your correct banking info and that you’ve filed your taxes. Most benefits are automatic, but some, like property tax rebates or student support, require applications.
Knowing when money comes in can help you build a better monthly budget and avoid financial surprises. June 2025 offers a wide range of financial support—make sure you take full advantage.
FAQs
When is the CPP paid in June 2025?
CPP will be paid on June 26, 2025.
What date is the Canada Child Benefit due?
The CCB is scheduled for June 20, 2025.
Who qualifies for Ontario Trillium Benefit?
Low-income individuals who filed a 2024 return may qualify.
How much is OAS for seniors over 75?
Seniors 75+ can receive $880.44 monthly if eligible.
When do veterans get their disability payment?
Veteran disability payments are due June 27, 2025.
