Canadian disability advocates push for increased CDB cap from $200/month to better support working-age individuals with disabilities.

Disability advocates in Canada are urging the federal government to increase the proposed Canada Disability Benefit (CDB) cap of $200 per month, which they argue is insufficient to lift working-age individuals with disabilities out of poverty. The CDB, intended to supplement existing supports for over 600,000 Canadians, has faced criticism for its inadequacy. Advocates highlight the need for financial support comparable to that of low-income seniors to ensure dignity and economic participation.

October 26, 2024
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