Applying for newborn child's birth certificate, health card, SIN and Canada Child Benefit

Do you support Prime Minister Carney’s decision to pursue closer business ties with China, even if it results in Canada taking a more independent stance from the United States?

Yes 64%, 41 vote

41 vote 64%

41 vote – 64% of all votes
I don’t really care… 20%, 13 votes

13 votes 20%

13 votes – 20% of all votes
No 16%, 10 votes

10 votes 16%

10 votes – 16% of all votes

Total Votes: 64

January 25, 2026 – February 22, 2026

Voting is closed

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Once you have given birth to your newborn, you can apply for your child’s provincial birth certificate, health card, Social Insurance Number and Child benefit through the provincial online service. Some provinces or territories might not have the bundled or online service available.

Province:

British Columbia (Bundled service)

Ontario (Bundled service)

Newfoundland & Labrador (Bundled service)

Nova Scotia (Bundled service)

New Brunswick

Prince Edward Island

Yukon (no online service, apply in person, by mail or by fax)

Northwest Territories (no online service, apply in person, by mail or by fax)

Nunavut (no online service, apply by mail)

If you want to stay on top of every federal benefit payment date in 2026, we’ve put together a clear and easy-to-follow guide to help you plan ahead with confidence. Explore the full schedule and make sure you never miss a payment by checking out the 2026 Federal Government Benefit Payment Calendar.

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