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OAS Payments Are Bigger This July — Here's How Much More You'll Get

  July 21, 2026 If you or someone in your family collects Old Age Security, the deposit landing later this month is larger than the last one. Here's exactly why, and what the new numbers look like. Old Age Security payments went up 1.2% for the July-to-September 2026 quarter — the largest of the four scheduled increases so far this year. Combined with earlier adjustments, that puts OAS 2.3% higher than it was in July 2025. OAS amounts are reviewed every January, April, July, and October to track the Consumer Price Index. When the cost of living rises, the payment rises with it. When it falls, the payment simply holds steady — OAS is protected from ever decreasing. The new maximum monthly amounts Age Group April–June 2026 July–September 2026 Monthly Increase 65 to 74 $743.05 $751.97 +$8.92 75 and older $817.36 $827.17 +$9.81 Seniors 75 and up sit higher because of the permanent 10% top-up the federal government added to that age group's OAS back in July 2022. That bump applies...
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Blossoms in Bloom: Transforming a Quiet Park into a Springtime Haven

Each spring, the Lower Mainland witnesses a magical transformation as cherry blossoms burst into bloom, drawing crowds to parks that are otherwise quiet and unassuming. One such park, typically known for its barren landscape, becomes a vibrant hub of activity as visitors flock to admire the delicate pink and white blossoms.

The cherry blossoms, with their fleeting beauty, symbolize renewal and the ephemeral nature of life. Families, photographers, and nature enthusiasts gather under the blooming trees, capturing moments of joy and serenity. The park, once overlooked, becomes a cherished destination, reminding everyone of the simple pleasures that nature offers.

This annual spectacle not only highlights the beauty of cherry blossoms but also fosters a sense of community as people come together to celebrate the arrival of spring. It's a reminder that even the most unassuming places can hold extraordinary charm when nature takes center stage.

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