It will also include a one-time top-up of 50 per cent in June. The move comes as Carney faces pressure from the opposition to address grocery prices, which are outpacing other forms of inflation. The top-up to the GST credit was first reported by the Toronto Star. There will be other affordability measures announced on Monday, including steps to fix structural problems with Canada’s food supply chain, and improve competition. The prime minister is set to make this announcement in Ottawa on Monday morning before travelling to meet with Ontario Premier Doug Ford in the afternoon.

Source: CBC News January 26, 2026 14:05 UTC