H&R Block Canada
Master the Basics of Taxes
About H&R Block Canada
We're H&R Block Canada - basically, your go-to crew for all things taxes. We've got offices in nearly 1,000 communities across the country, so chances are we're not far from you.
So, what are taxes anyway?
Think of them like a contribution you make to help pay for stuff we all use - roads, schools, hospitals, etc. When you start working, you'll notice money gets taken off your paycheck. That's tax! Each year you'll file a tax return, and students get specific credits and benefits when they file. Plus, our Tax Experts know exactly what you're eligible for (that means money back in your pocket!).
We also care about giving back. We run free tax clinics through our Returning Hope program.
Whether you're filing taxes for the first time, we're here to help make the experience easy, stress-free and affordable from day one.
We're actually kinda cool on social. Hit us up on IG or TikTok @hrblockcanada for bite-sized tax tips and content that'll make adulting a little less confusing.
How This Activity Works
In March 2026, H&R Block Canada is sponsoring an activity where you'll learn how taxes work in Canada and create content that shows you understand the basics of filing taxes and financial literacy. Starting March 1st, 2026, complete the activity and submit your work for a chance to be one of 20 students selected to receive a $500 micro grant. Each monthly activity is assessed against a rubric specific to that challenge. Outstanding submissions receive recognition from our industry partners along with the micro grant.
How to Participate
- Wait for the activity to launch on March 1st, 2026
- Complete the activity following the provided instructions and rubric
- Submit your completed work through the submission form by March 31st, 2026
- 20 students will be selected to receive $500 micro grants for outstanding submissions
Frequently Asked Questions
Get answers to common questions about this activity
Each month of this school year is being sponsored by a different company or industry association. By sponsoring that month, we create an opt-in activity that allows students to develop a skill and learn about careers in that industry. Each month's activity is a little bit different, but the idea is that students will complete the activity, submit evidence of completion, and be assessed against an individual rubric for that activity, with 20 students earning a micro grant of $500.
No. Any student across Canada is welcome and encouraged to participate.
These activities have been designed for students across grades 7-12.
Yes, you can still submit the activity after the deadline has passed. You won't be eligible for that month's pool of micro grants, but the activity will remain available for learning and exploration.
There will be a banner at the top of a student's myBlueprint account once logged in where they can click to access the Industry Immersion Series website and access all open challenges. You can also bookmark this page for easy reference.
The majority of education-related money available to young people today is reserved for scholarships. Scholarships are great, but not every student is going to post-secondary and not every role requires it. This money can help students build skills today that will put them in a better position to accomplish their goals, regardless of which direction they're interested in pursuing.
Individual monthly activities are assessed against a rubric specific to that month's challenge. Our goal is to be able to announce the successful submissions by the midpoint of the following month.
You can't earn more than one micro grant within the same month; however, you can earn multiple micro grants across different months. For example, you could earn a micro grant in November and again in March. There's no maximum number of micro grants you can earn.
The easiest method is by e-transfer, whether to a student's account or their parent/guardian. However, other methods may be needed and can be explored on a case-by-case basis.
We encourage students to use the money toward skill development and career exploration related activities. For example, buying parts or equipment for a project they want to build, or attending an industry conference. However, it will be up to the students' own discretion as to how they use their funds.
myBlueprint is solely responsible for running the Industry Immersion Series. This means only myBlueprint collects any information related to this Series. No personally identifiable information is being shared with any 3rd parties.
Click here to see the questions students are being asked to answer when they submit their completed activity.