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Government Benefits
Provincial and Federal Government benefits programs. Examples include social assistance, tax benefits, subsidies, pensions and more.
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May provide retirement, disability or survivor benefits to eligible individuals who have lived or worked in Canada and in another country, or the surviving spouse, common-law partner or children of eligible individuals who have lived or worked in Canada and in another country with a social security agreement.
A social security agreement is an international agreement between Canada and another country that is designed to coordinate the pension programs of the two countries for people who have lived or worked in both countries.
A social security agreement is an international agreement between Canada and another country that is designed to coordinate the pension programs of the two countries for people who have lived or worked in both countries.
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Provides a monthly non-taxable benefit to Old Age Security (OAS) pension recipients living in Canada.
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A benefit available to low-income individuals aged 60-64 years who are the spouse or common-law partner of a Guaranteed Income Supplement recipient.
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Provides a monthly benefit to low-income widowed spouses who are not yet eligible for the Old Age Security (OAS) pension.
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Designated heritage properties outside Charlottetown and Summerside may be eligible for financial assistance to conserve the building. Assistance may be granted for 25 percent of approved costs to a maximum of $3000.
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Provides eligible applicants with full cost coverage for approved transplant anti-rejection drugs.
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Provides eligible applicants with full cost coverage of approved drugs for the treatment of sexually transmitted infection (STI).
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Provides eligible seniors with partial cost coverage for approved medications.
Note: Participants pay $8.25 plus $7.69 of the pharmacy professional fee for each prescription out of pocket and remaining costs are covered by the program.
Note: Participants pay $8.25 plus $7.69 of the pharmacy professional fee for each prescription out of pocket and remaining costs are covered by the program.
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Provides eligible applicants with financial assistance to pay for approved nutritional supplements that have been recommended by a dietitian to treat phenylketonuria (PKU). Includes:
- Full cost coverage for eligible special low-protein formulas
- Annual coverage up to $3600 for specialty food items carried through the National Food Distribution Centre
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Eligible applicants may receive up to 100% cost coverage for out-of-pocket expenses associated with purchasing approved ostomy supplies. Maximum coverage available between July 1-June 30 each year is $2,400 and is calculated based on household income.
Ostomy supplies eligible for coverage include:
Ostomy supplies eligible for coverage include:
- Skin wafers
- Ostomy pouches
- Adhesive removers
- Skin barrier wipes
- Stoma powders, pastes and barrier rings
- Ostomy belts
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