Free tax help & credits
Northern residents deductions (Nunavut)
Living up here earns you a tax deduction of up to 22 dollars a day, plus possible travel deductions.
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Free tax help & credits
Living up here earns you a tax deduction of up to 22 dollars a day, plus possible travel deductions.
Free college & tuition help
Nunavut students can get up to 9,885 dollars a year for tuition, books and fees, plus return airfare, with no repayment.
Provincial benefits & credits
Urgent repairs that threaten your health or safety? Nunavut homeowners can get a grant of up to 15,000 dollars.
Provincial benefits & credits
Want to buy a home in Nunavut? Eligible residents can get up to 80,000 dollars toward the down payment, graduated by income.
Provincial benefits & credits
Retailers in eligible isolated communities knock the subsidy off healthy food and essentials right at the till.
Energy help
Pay your own power bill in Nunavut? The first 1,000 kWh a month in winter are billed at a subsidized rate, automatically.
Energy help
Nunavut Elders and seniors 55 and up get free LED bulbs at community events from the power utility.
Energy help
Nunavut homeowners can get a forgivable loan up to 100,000 dollars for repairs and renovations, forgiven over ten years.
211 help lines
Dial 2-1-1 or search online to find local help with food, rent, utilities, health care and more. It鈥檚 free and confidential.
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Iqaluit families on income assistance get a free annual family pool pass plus up to 150 dollars per kid for rec programs.
Free legal help
Financially eligible Nunavummiut get free lawyers for criminal, family and some civil matters at regional clinics.
New parents
Inuit kids can get government-funded health, social and education supports, from assistive tech to therapy, with free help applying.
New parents
Nunavut families get 58 dollars a month per child, added to the Canada child benefit.
New parents
Licensed child care for kids up to 6 in every Nunavut community is capped at an average of 10 dollars a day out of pocket.
Senior & veteran benefits
Nunavut homeowners 60 and up can have up to 3,500 litres of heating fuel a year paid for, fully or half, depending on income.
Senior & veteran benefits
Low-income Nunavut seniors get an extra 300 dollars a month, bundled into their OAS payment automatically.
Senior & veteran benefits
Nunavut homeowners 65 and up can get up to a full exemption from property taxes.
Senior & veteran benefits
Nunavut Elder homeowners can get grants up to 5,000 dollars for maintenance and up to 30,000 dollars for repairs.
Drug, dental & health plans
Nunavut seniors 65 and up can get help with prescriptions, dental, vision and medical travel costs not covered by other plans.
Drug, dental & health plans
No insurance? Nunavut still pays your medical travel airfare, minus a 250 dollar round trip co-payment, and hardship help can cover that too.
State park free days
Walk to waterfalls and tundra minutes from downtown Iqaluit, with no fee for day use or camping.
Free fishing days
In Nunavut, residents under 16 need no licence and residents 65 and up get their licence at no fee. Inuit beneficiaries need none at all.
Museum & culture passes
Iqaluit territorial museum with Inuit carvings and changing exhibits, and entry is free.
Library card perks
A free Nunavut Public Libraries card gets you books plus unlimited free access to Investigative Journalism Foundation stories and databases.
Free concerts, festivals & events
Kids and teens 18 and under swim free at the Iqaluit pool.
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