How much the payment amounts were

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How much the payment amounts were

The CCR amount you received depended on your family situation and the province where you resided.

Family income did not affect your payment amount

The CCR was not subject to a reduction based on income.

Factors that affected your payment amount

Rural supplement

Eligibility for the CCR was determined by using 2016 Census data provided by Statistics Canada. To be eligible for the rural supplement, you had to reside outside a census metropolitan area (CMA).

Find out if you qualified for the supplement for residents of small and rural communities.

Change in your situation

Your amount could have been changed if your situation changed.

These changes included a:

  • Move to a different province or territory
  • Change in your marital status
  • Child reaching the age of 19 (they could claim their own rebate)
  • New child in your care
  • Change to your child custody agreement
  • Death of a recipient
  • Confinement to a prison or similar institution for a period of at least 90 consecutive days

Existing debt

If you had an existing debt with the Government of Canada, the CCR might have been applied to amounts owing for income tax balances or amounts owing to other federal or provincial government programs.

The CRA does not charge or give interest on any rebate overpayments or underpayments.

Amounts and calculations

The base year was the year of the tax return from which information was taken to calculate the CCR amount for the payment period.

These amounts were for the Canada Carbon Rebate program formerly known as the Climate action incentive payment.

2024 base year amount

Note: There was only one payment for the 2024 base year for the month of April 2025 (amounts shown below).

Select your province or territory of residence.

Alberta

The base amount for Alberta was:

  • $228 for an individual
  • $114 for a spouse or common-law partner
  • $57 per eligible child under the age of 19
  • $114 for the first eligible child in a single-parent family

The rural supplement was:

  • $45.60 for an individual
  • $22.80 for a spouse or common-law partner
  • $11.40 per eligible child under the age of 19
  • $22.80 for the first eligible child in a single-parent family

The rural supplement was 20% of the base amount.

For more information, go to the calculation sheet for residents of Alberta.

British Columbia

The CCR was not available in your province or territory. Check with the British Columbia government web site to learn about their carbon pricing and rebate policies.

Manitoba

The base amount for Manitoba was:

  • $150 for an individual
  • $75 for a spouse or common-law partner
  • $37.50 per eligible child under the age of 19
  • $75 for the first eligible child in a single-parent family

The rural supplement was::

  • $30 for an individual
  • $15 for a spouse or common-law partner
  • $7.50 per eligible child under the age of 19
  • $15 for the first eligible child in a single-parent family

The rural supplement was 20% of the base amount.

For more information, go to the calculation sheet for residents of Manitoba.

New Brunswick

The base amount for New Brunswick was:

  • $165 for an individual
  • $82.50 for a spouse or common-law partner
  • $41.25 per eligible child under the age of 19
  • $82.50 for the first eligible child in a single-parent family

The rural supplement was:

  • $33 for an individual
  • $16.50 for a spouse or common-law partner
  • $8.25 per eligible child under the age of 19
  • $16.50 for the first eligible child in a single-parent family

The rural supplement was 20% of the base amount.

For more information, go to the calculation sheet for residents of New Brunswick.

Newfoundland and Labrador

The base amount for Newfoundland and Labrador was:

  • $149 for an individual
  • $74.50 for a spouse or common-law partner
  • $37.25 per eligible child under the age of 19
  • $74.50 for the first eligible child in a single-parent family

The rural supplement was:

  • $29.80 for an individual
  • $14.90 for a spouse or common-law partner
  • $7.45 per eligible child under the age of 19
  • $14.90 for the first eligible child in a single-parent family

The rural supplement was 20% of the base amount.

For more information, go to the calculation sheet for residents of Newfoundland and Labrador.

Northwest Territories

The CCR was not available in your province or territory. Check with the Northwest Territories government web site to learn about their carbon pricing and rebate policies.

Nova Scotia

The base amount for Nova Scotia was:

  • $110 for an individual
  • $55 for a spouse or common-law partner
  • $27.50 per eligible child under the age of 19
  • $55 for the first eligible child in a single-parent family

The rural supplement was:

  • $22 for an individual
  • $11 for a spouse or common-law partner
  • $5.50 per eligible child under the age of 19
  • $11 for the first eligible child in a single-parent family

The rural supplement was 20% of the base amount.

For more information, go to the calculation sheet for residents of Nova Scotia.

Nunavut

The CCR was not available in your province or territory. Check with the Nunavut government web site to learn about their carbon pricing and rebate policies.

Ontario

The base amount for Ontario was:

  • $151 for an individual
  • $75.50 for a spouse or common-law partner
  • $37.75 per eligible child under the age of 19
  • $75.50 for the first eligible child in a single-parent family

The rural supplement was:

  • $30.20 for an individual
  • $15.10 for a spouse or common-law partner
  • $7.55 per eligible child under the age of 19
  • $15.10 for the first eligible child in a single-parent family

The rural supplement was 20% of the base amount.

For more information, go to the calculation sheet for residents of Ontario.

Prince Edward Island

The base amount for Prince Edward Island was:

  • $110 for an individual
  • $55 for a spouse or common-law partner
  • $27.50 per eligible child under the age of 19
  • $55 for the first eligible child in a single-parent family

The rural supplement was included in the above base amounts, as all residents were eligible.

For more information, go to the calculation sheet for residents of Prince Edward Island.

Quebec

The CCR was not available in your province or territory. Check with the Quebec government web site to learn about their carbon pricing and rebate policies.

Saskatchewan

The base amount for Saskatchewan was:

  • $206 for an individual
  • $103 for a spouse or common-law partner
  • $51.50 per eligible child under the age of 19
  • $103 for the first eligible child in a single-parent family

The rural supplement was:

  • $41.20 for an individual
  • $20.60 for a spouse or common-law partner
  • $10.30 per eligible child under the age of 19
  • $20.60 for the first eligible child in a single-parent family

The rural supplement was 20% of the base amount.

For more information, go to the calculation sheet for residents of Saskatchewan.

Yukon

The CCR was not available in your province or territory. Check with the Yukon government web site to learn about their carbon pricing and rebate policies.

2023 base year amounts

The payments were made from April 2024 to January 2025.

Select your province or territory of residence.

Alberta

The quarterly base amount for Alberta was:

  • $225 for an individual
  • $112.50 for a spouse or common-law partner
  • $56.25 per eligible child under the age of 19
  • $112.50 for the first eligible child in a single-parent family

The rural supplement was 20% of the base amount.

For more information, go to the 2023 base year calculation sheet for residents of Alberta.

Manitoba

The quarterly base amount for Manitoba was:

  • $150 for an individual
  • $75 for a spouse or common-law partner
  • $37.50 per eligible child under the age of 19
  • $75 for the first eligible child in a single-parent family

The rural supplement was 20% of the base amount.

For more information, go to the 2023 base year calculation sheet for residents of Manitoba.

New Brunswick

The quarterly base amount for New Brunswick was:

  • $95 for an individual
  • $47.50 for a spouse or common-law partner
  • $23.75 per eligible child under the age of 19
  • $47.50 for the first eligible child in a single-parent family

The rural supplement was 20% of the base amount.

For more information, go to the 2023 base year calculation sheet for residents of New Brunswick.

Newfoundland and Labrador

The quarterly base amount for Newfoundland and Labrador was:

  • $149 for an individual
  • $74.50 for a spouse or common-law partner
  • $37.25 per eligible child under the age of 19
  • $74.50 for the first eligible child in a single-parent family

The rural supplement was 20% of the base amount.

For more information, go to the 2023 base year calculation sheet for residents of Newfoundland and Labrador.

Nova Scotia

The quarterly base amount for Nova Scotia was:

  • $103 for an individual
  • $51.50 for a spouse or common-law partner
  • $25.75 per eligible child under the age of 19
  • $51.50 for the first eligible child in a single-parent family

The rural supplement was 20% of the base amount.

For more information, go to the 2023 base year calculation sheet for residents of Nova Scotia.

Ontario

The quarterly base amount for Ontario was:

  • $140 for an individual
  • $70 for a spouse or common-law partner
  • $35 per eligible child under the age of 19
  • $70 for the first eligible child in a single-parent family

The rural supplement was 20% of the base amount.

For more information, go to the 2023 base year calculation sheet for residents of Ontario.

Prince Edward Island

The quarterly base amount for Prince Edward Island was:

  • $110 for an individual
  • $55 for a spouse or common-law partner
  • $27.50 per eligible child under the age of 19
  • $55 for the first eligible child in a single-parent family

The rural supplement was included in the above base amounts, as all residents were eligible.

For more information, go to the 2023 base year calculation sheet for residents of Prince Edward Island.

Saskatchewan

The quarterly base amount for Saskatchewan was:

  • $188 for an individual
  • $94 for a spouse or common-law partner
  • $47 per eligible child under the age of 19
  • $94 for the first eligible child in a single-parent family

The rural supplement was 20% of the base amount.

For more information, go to the 2023 base year calculation sheet for residents of Saskatchewan.

2022 base year amounts

The payments were made from April 2023 to January 2024.

Select your province or territory of residence.

Alberta

The Alberta program provided a quarterly base amount of:

  • $193 for an individual
  • $96.50 for a spouse or common-law partner
  • $48.25 per child under 19
  • $96.50 for the first child in a single-parent family

For more information, go to the 2022 base year calculation sheet for residents of Alberta.

Manitoba

The Manitoba program provided a quarterly base amount of:

  • $132 for an individual
  • $66 for a spouse or common-law partner
  • $33 per child under 19
  • $66 for the first child in a single-parent family

For more information, go to the 2022 base year calculation sheet for residents of Manitoba.

New Brunswick

The New Brunswick program provided a quarterly base amount of:

  • $92 for an individual
  • $46 for a spouse or common-law partner
  • $23 per child under 19
  • $46 for the first child in a single-parent family

For more information, go to the 2022 base year calculation sheet for residents of New Brunswick.

Newfoundland and Labrador

The Newfoundland and Labrador program provided a quarterly base amount of:

  • $164 for an individual
  • $82 for a spouse or common-law partner
  • $41 per child under 19
  • $82 for the first child in a single-parent family

For more information, go to the 2022 base year calculation sheet for residents of Newfoundland and Labrador.

Nova Scotia

The Nova Scotia program provided a quarterly base amount of:

  • $124 for an individual
  • $62 for a spouse or common-law partner
  • $31 per child under 19
  • $62 for the first child in a single-parent family

For more information, go to the 2022 base year calculation sheet for residents of Nova Scotia.

Ontario

The Ontario program provided a quarterly base amount of:

  • $122 for an individual
  • $61 for a spouse or common-law partner
  • $30.50 per child under 19
  • $61 for the first child in a single-parent family

For more information, go to the 2022 base year calculation sheet for residents of Ontario.

Prince Edward Island

The Prince Edward Island program provided a quarterly base amount of:

  • $120 for an individual
  • $60 for a spouse or common-law partner
  • $30 per child under 19
  • $60 for the first child in a single-parent family

The rural supplement was included in the above base amounts, as all residents were eligible.

For more information, go to the 2022 base year calculation sheet for residents of Prince Edward Island.

Saskatchewan

The Saskatchewan program provided a quarterly base amount of:

  • $170 for an individual
  • $85 for a spouse or common-law partner
  • $42.50 per child under 19
  • $85 for the first child in a single-parent family

For more information, go to the 2022 base year calculation sheet for residents of Saskatchewan.

The carbon rebate included a rural supplement of 10% of the base amount for residents of small and rural communities.

2021 base year amounts

The payments were made from April 2022 to January 2023.

Select your province or territory of residence.

Alberta

The Alberta program provided a quarterly base amount of:

  • $134.75 for an individual
  • $67.50 for a spouse or common-law partner
  • $33.75 per child under 19 years old
  • $67.50 for the first child in a single-parent family

For more information, go to the 2021 base year calculation sheet for residents of Alberta.

Manitoba

The Manitoba program provided a quarterly base amount of:

  • $104 for an individual
  • $52 for a spouse or common-law partner
  • $26 per child under 19 years old
  • $52 for the first child in a single-parent family

For more information, go to the 2021 base year calculation sheet for residents of Manitoba.

Ontario

The Ontario program provided a quarterly base amount of:

  • $93.25 for an individual
  • $46.50 for a spouse or common-law partner
  • $23.25 per child under 19 years old
  • $46.50 for the first child in a single-parent family

For more information, go to the 2021 base year calculation sheet for residents of Ontario.

Saskatchewan

The Saskatchewan program provided a quarterly base amount of:

  • $137.50 for an individual
  • $68.75 for a spouse or common-law partner
  • $34.50 per child under 19 years old
  • $68.75 for the first child in a single-parent family

For more information, go to the 2021 base year calculation sheet for residents of Saskatchewan.

The carbon rebate included a rural supplement of 10% of the base amount for residents of small and rural communities.



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2025-04-09