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Resources and guides for fertility treatment in Canada.
LatestOntario's $250M Fertility Program Expansion: 27 IVF Clinics and Up to 10,000 More Funded Cycles
Ontario has committed $250 million to expand the Ontario Fertility Program through 2027/28, growing the OFP to 56 clinics with 27 offering publicly funded IVF. Here’s what the October 2025 and April 2026 announcements mean for patients on the waitlist.
The Truth About Fertility Clinics in Canada—10,000 Reviews Reveal What Really Matters
We analyzed 10,000+ reviews of fertility clinics in Canada to reveal the best, the worst, and how to choose wisely.
IVF Waitlist in Ontario: What To Expect (2026)
Understand consultation, private IVF, and funded IVF waits in Ontario. Historical clinic estimates are separated from current availability.
Tax Credits for Fertility Treatments in Canada
Fertility care in Canada can be expensive, adding up to thousands of dollars if you require a more extensive set of treatments and procedures. Some companies now offer insurance benefits for fertility treatments, but these are typically capped and often do not cover all your expenses. That said, it is worth understanding the medical tax...
Fertility Grants in Canada
Compare Canadian fertility grants, dated application statuses, eligibility, fees, and official application pages. Sources checked September 6, 2026.
Guide to Government Funding for Fertility in Canada
A September 2026, source-checked comparison of provincial and territorial fertility funding, reimbursement, tax credits, medication rules, and travel support across Canada.
Government Funding for Fertility in Ontario
Ontario funds specified IVF, insemination, and medical fertility-preservation services and offers a separate refundable tax credit. Here are the current September 2026 rules and exclusions.
Government Funding for Fertility in Quebec
Quebec insures one IVF cycle for life and specified insemination, medication, preservation, and genetic services for eligible patients. This guide reflects the rules reviewed in September 2026.
Government Funding for Fertility in Prince Edward Island
PEI replaced its former income-tested annual tiers in August 2026 with a non-income-tested lifetime benefit of up to $20,000 per household for eligible fertility expenses.
Government Funding for Fertility in Nova Scotia
Nova Scotia offers a refundable fertility and surrogacy tax credit equal to 40% of eligible expenses, up to $8,000 per year per couple. This guide explains the current application sequence.
Government Funding for Fertility in Newfoundland and Labrador
Newfoundland and Labrador increased its Fertility Subsidy Program to as much as $29,000 in August 2026. Eligible patients can stagger the subsidy across qualifying Canadian ART treatment.
Government Funding for Fertility in New Brunswick
New Brunswick lists separate one-time household reimbursement grants of up to $20,000 for one IVF cycle and up to $10,000 for IUI services, subject to current eligibility and timing rules.
Government Funding for Fertility in Manitoba
Manitoba provides a refundable tax credit equal to 40% of eligible fertility expenses, with a maximum annual credit of $16,000. This September 2026 guide explains location and reimbursement rules.