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  Every dollar counts There are many benefits, credits, and programs available when you do your taxes. You may need to apply for certain benefits and credits, while others you can claim when you do your taxes. You have until  April 30  each year to do your taxes, even if you have no income, to continue getting your benefit payments. Find more information on some benefits, credits and programs below.

  Parks Canada’s report on conservation from 2018 to 2023 A 5-year overview of how Parks Canada advanced conservation priorities in Canada, highlighting conservation efforts and projects from across the country. Context From 2018 to 2023, Parks Canada’s conservation efforts generated significant results through impactful approaches, clear priorities, new collaborations, and a highly dedicated team of experts. Globally, and across Canada, we are facing the crises of biodiversity loss and climate change. This is compounded by the impacts of the loss of Indigenous Peoples’ rights and responsibilities in stewarding lands, waters and ice. Addressing challenges On behalf of Canadians, Parks Canada is working to respond to today’s conservation challenges. These efforts align with national and global priorities to halt and reverse biodiversity loss, take climate action and support Indigenous stewardship. Advancing conservation Parks Canada is advancing conservation through the effective an...

  Canada’s response to the Russian invasion of Ukraine On February 24, 2022, Russia began a full-scale military invasion of Ukraine, launching attacks on many cities. The Government of Canada has since put in place measures to help Ukrainians in and outside Canada. If you are a Canadian in Ukraine and need emergency consular assistance, contact the  Emergency Watch and Response Centre . We advise travelers to  avoid all travel  to Ukraine due to the Russian military invasion. Support for Ukrainians Rebuilding Ukraine Canada’s efforts in supporting Ukraine’s energy and reconstruction needs. Jobs for Ukraine Jobs on Job Bank that Ukrainians can apply for, with information for employers who recruit them. Immigration measures Helping Ukrainians come to Canada. Assisting Canadian citizens and permanent residents to return home. Provincial and territorial resources Settlement and orientation services for Ukrainian newcomers. What Canada is doing Economic, humanitarian, dev...

  Fraud Prevention Month 2025 Fraud Prevention Month is an annual campaign that seeks to help you recognize, reject and report fraud. Services and information Fraud and scams Scammers target both consumers and businesses. Get to know the different types of scams and always report fraud. Join the Fraud Prevention Forum See which organizations have joined the Fraud Prevention Forum and find out how your organization can become a member.   Anti-fraud Promotional Materials Use the Anti-fraud promotional materials to help promote Fraud Prevention Month. Common scams and deceptive practices and how to avoid them Check out these articles and alerts to learn how to avoid becoming a victim of fraud.

  Strengthening border security In Canada, Public Safety Canada, alongside the Canada Border Services Agency (CBSA) and the Royal Canadian Mounted Police (RCMP), takes a leadership role in keeping Canadians safe and supporting the country's economic prosperity through the secure and efficient management of Canada's borders. We are doing this by tackling cross-border crime, drug trafficking and irregular migration, including targeting organized criminal groups, in collaboration with different law enforcement agencies across Canada and federal departments, and through ongoing dialogue between Canada and the United States on strategic and operational border policy issues. Canada's border plan The Government of Canada is taking concrete action to  further strengthen border security  and the immigration system to keep communities safe. To support this work, the  Government of Canada announced an investment of $1.3 billion  to support more personnel, new technology an...

  Shop with confidence Spot deceptive marketing practices Every day, Canadians are exposed to misleading marketing practices. Whether you're shopping online or in-store, it's important to know what to look out for. The Government of Canada is here to help you stay informed and protect your wallet. Discover the tools and resources available to help you make smarter shopping decisions and report suspicious activities.