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Jul 28, 2026
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Old Age Security payments getting a boost — maximum from $743 to $752, and $817 to $827 this week
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Old Age Security payments getting a boost — maximum from $743 to $752, and $817 to $827 this week
Service Canada adjusted the benefit by 1.2 for July to September 2026, the largest single-quarter increase since October 2024
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By Kenn Oliver
Published Jul 28, 2026
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Millions of senior Canadians will receive slightly more via their Old Age Security pension this month thanks to a benefit in…
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