Saskatchewan benefits, credits and rebates

If you live in Saskatchewan, you can explore provincial programs alongside federal supports such as the Canada Child Benefit and Canada Groceries and Essentials Benefit. Program rules and application steps differ. Check each program's official page before applying.

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Saskatchewan programs we check

Linked official program pages were checked September 29 or October 1, 2026. Other entries still need a verified source; use your province's official website to check current rules.

Saskatchewan Income Support (SIS) Our guide
Saskatchewan Low-Income Tax Credit Our guide
Seniors Income Plan
Saskatchewan Assured Income for Disability (SAID) Our guide
Saskatchewan Employment Incentive (SEI) for eligible working families
Saskatchewan Drug Plan

Saskatchewan guides

Saskatchewan Assured Income for Disability (SAID)SAID is Saskatchewan's long-term income support for adults with a significant and enduring disability. It pays a monthly Living Income Benefit for shelter, food, transportation and other needs, plus actual utility costs and extra benefits based on your needs.Next payment: November 27, 2026
Saskatchewan Income Support (SIS)SIS is Saskatchewan's last-resort income assistance for people who cannot meet their basic needs. It pays a monthly benefit for shelter and basic needs, plus extra help such as a heating or children's benefit, while you work toward supporting yourself.
Saskatchewan Low-Income Tax Credit (SLITC): amounts and payment datesSLITC is a quarterly, tax-free payment to low- and modest-income Saskatchewan residents. It is paid with the federal Canada Groceries and Essentials Benefit.

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Federal programs to check

Eligibility depends on age, income, work history, family circumstances and each program's rules. Use the official links below to confirm details.

Canada Child Benefit (CCB) and Child Disability Benefit Official details Our guide
Canada Groceries and Essentials Benefit (formerly GST/HST credit) Official details Our guide
Canada Workers Benefit Official details Our guide
Canadian Dental Care Plan Official details Our guide
Disability Tax Credit Official details Our guide
Canada Disability Benefit Official details Our guide
Canada Caregiver Credit Official details Our guide
Old Age Security (OAS) Official details Our guide
Guaranteed Income Supplement (GIS) Official details Our guide
Canada Pension Plan (CPP) retirement, disability and survivor benefits Official details Our guide
Employment Insurance (regular, maternity, parental, sickness, caregiving) Official details
RESP grants: Canada Education Savings Grant and Canada Learning Bond Our guide
RDSP grants and bonds
Canada Student Grants
First Home Savings Account (FHSA) and Home Buyers' Plan Our guide
Medical expense and home accessibility tax credits Our guide

Verify with official sources

This page is a program checklist, not a decision about your eligibility. For current rules and payment estimates, start with these Government of Canada resources:

Benefits Finder — browse federal programs.
Child and family benefits calculator — estimate CRA-administered payments using your details.
Canada Groceries and Essentials Benefit — check current eligibility and payment information.

Local programs

Many cities and utilities also offer property tax relief, low-income transit and recreation passes, and help with water, heating or electricity bills. Enter your city in the questionnaire and we'll look for them.

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