Children born on or after January 1, 2004 can be eligible for the CLB when the family receives the National Child Benefit (NCB) Supplement. Families can receive $500 for each child’s RESP in the first year they qualify for the benefit and may be eligible for $100 for each subsequent qualifying year to age 15. These funds can contribute up to $2,000 for an eligible child’s RESP.

Alberta Centennial Education
Savings Plan (ACES)
Children born to or adopted by an Alberta family on or after January 1, 2005 are eligible to receive a one-time ACES grant of $500.
Subsequent contributions of $100 are also available for any resident children attending school in Alberta at ages 8, 11 and 14. Children do not have to receive the one-time grant to qualify for subsequent $100 contribution. These grants require a minimum $100 invested in an RESP within one year prior to application.

Quebec Education Savings Incentive
The Québec  Education  Savings Incentive (QESI) is a tax  credit that encourages Québec families to start saving early for their children's and grandchildren's  education. The  tax incentive (effective February 21, 2007) adds   up to  10% ($250 maximum) to your annual RESP contribution per child up to a lifetime maximum $3,600.