A payment received under Schedule A or B to the 1986-1990 Hepatitis C Settlement Agreement other than;

• A payment under section 4.02 of the Agreement for loss of income, or
• A payment under section 6.01 of the Agreement for loss of support resulting from the death of the infected person.

A payment received from Tsuut'ina First Nation as a result of the Final Calgary Ring-Road Agreement dated November 27, 2013

Payments made to a First Nation under an agreement with the Government of Canada for a specific land claim (surrender):

• Duncan First Nation Land Settlement Claim
• O'Chiese First Nations Land Settlement Claim
• Bigstone Cree Nation and Peerless Trout First Nation Treat 8 Land Settlement
• Mikisew Cree First Nation Settlement Agreement
• Castle Mountain Land and Timber Claim Settlement (2016)
• Mosquito Grizzly Bear’s Head Lean Man First Nation Settlement (2021)

A payment of a non-recurring nature received from a First Nation that is paid equally to each member on the First Nations Band List

Examples of non-recurring per capita distribution payments received from First Nations include:

• Agricultural Benefits Settlement Agreements
• The Piikani Nation Grazing Leases Specific Claim Settlement Agreement (2017)
• The Lubicon Lake Band No. 453 Treaty 8 Lands and Benefits Claim Settlement Agreement (2018)
• The Blood Tribe Mismanagement of Assets Specific Claim Settlement Agreement (2019)
• The Missanabie Cree First Nation Treaty Land Entitlement Settlement Agreement (2019)
• The Enoch Cree Nation Yekau Lake Practice Bombing Range Specific Claim Settlement Agreement (2020)
• Peepeekisis First Nation Specific Claim Settlement Agreement (2021)
• Siksika Nation Global Settlement Agreement (2022).. Note: This – exemption applies to the July 2022 PCD payment.

Alberta Child and Family Benefits (ACFB) payments received from the Government of Alberta

The exemption includes retroactive payments or adjustments.

Replaced the Canada Child Tax Benefit and the Universal Child Care Benefit payment in 2016

This exemption is for payments received by:

• Foster parents
• Supported adoptive parents
• Host families, under a program sponsored by Services to Persons with Disabilities
• Guardians under the Child Financial Support Program (CFS) of Children and Youth Services

A payment made by the Government of Canada or Alberta for part-time training costs as follows:

• Part-time Canada Student Loan (Government of Canada)
• Canada Student Grant for Part-time Studies (Government of Canada)
• Canada Student Grant for Persons with Permanent Disabilities (Government of Canada)
• Canada Student Grant for Services and Equipment for Persons with Permanent Disabilities (Government of Canada)
• Alberta Works Skills Investment Bursary (Government of Alberta)

Worker authority: if the money is used to repair or replace the property within a reasonable time, as determined by the worker.

Supervisor authority: if the money is used for some other purpose and within a reasonable time, as determined by the supervisor.

This payment is exempt to cover the home care costs and individual maintenance expenses outlined in the service plan for disabled clients.

When a client or dependent on the client’s file receives payment for service provision to a person with a disability, the money is considered employment income

Canada Recovery Benefit (CRB) payments intended as income for the eligibility periods between September 27, 2020 and June 30, 2021 when received by an existing member of an Income Support household. This includes the:

• Canada Recovery Benefit;
• Canada Recovery Sickness Benefit; and
• Canada Recovery Caregiving Benefit

COVID-19 Vaccine Incentive payments received from the Government of Alberta

Canada Dental Benefit

Affordability payments received from the Government of Alberta

Payments from the Government of Alberta for the periods of January to June 2023