Canada PRO Deposit Dates 2025

A Canada PRO deposit is a provincial benefit payment that shows up in your account as “Canada PRO.”

It’s paid by the Canada Revenue Agency (CRA) on behalf of Ontario or Alberta and usually comes from one of these programs:

• Ontario: Ontario Trillium Benefit (OTB)

• Alberta: Alberta Child and Family Benefit (ACFB)

These payments are tax-free benefits meant to help with the cost of living (like energy, property tax, and raising kids).

Get Your Canada PRO Deposits With KOHO

With KOHO Essential, you get:

• A no fee account experience when you set up direct deposit or add $1,000/month

• 2% interest on your entire balance

• 1% cash back on groceries, eating & drinking, and transportation

KOHO also processes direct deposits as soon as they receive them, often the night before payday, so you can get money earlier than with some traditional banks.

Canada PRO Deposit Dates in Ontario (OTB – 2025)

In Ontario, Canada PRO usually shows up when you’re paid the Ontario Trillium Benefit (OTB), which bundles:

• Ontario Energy and Property Tax Credit (OEPTC)

• Northern Ontario Energy Credit (NOEC)

• Ontario Sales Tax Credit (OSTC)

For 2025, OTB payment dates are:

• January 10, 2025

• February 10, 2025

• March 10, 2025

• April 10, 2025

• May 9, 2025

• June 10, 2025

• July 10, 2025

• August 8, 2025

• September 10, 2025

• October 10, 2025

• November 10, 2025

• December 10, 2025

If your yearly entitlement is small, you might get one lump-sum payment instead of monthly, but it will still show as a Canada PRO deposit.

Canada PRO Deposit Dates in Alberta (ACFB – 2025)

In Alberta, Canada PRO deposits usually come from the Alberta Child and Family Benefit (ACFB), which supports lower and middle-income families with kids under 18.

For 2025, ACFB payment dates are:

• February 27, 2025

• May 27, 2025

• August 27, 2025

• November 27, 2025

These payments are issued quarterly, by cheque or direct deposit.

How to Check If You Qualify

You may be eligible for a Canada PRO deposit if you:

• Live in Ontario or Alberta

• File an annual tax return

• Meet the income and family criteria for OTB (Ontario) or ACFB (Alberta)

You don’t usually “apply” separately—CRA looks at your tax return and pays you automatically if you qualify.