In this episode of the Money Talk With Tiff podcast, Tiffany Grant hosts Minnie St. Claire, an entrepreneur and disability advocate from Canada. Minnie shares her inspiring journey from being on disability in Canada to becoming a successful entrepreneur.

The conversation covers the intricacies of the disability support system in Canada, including income thresholds, government benefits, and the challenges faced by those on disability. Minnie discusses the complex process of navigating these systems, the importance of understanding policy and advocating for oneself, and her own path to entrepreneurship in the adult entertainment industry. She also sheds light on how she uses platforms like X (formerly Twitter) for advocacy work.

This episode aims to encourage listeners, especially those dealing with disability systems, to be informed and proactive about their rights and resources.

Check out the full show notes: https://moneytalkwitht.com/podcast-show-notes/navigating-canadas-disability-system-with-minnie-st-claire/

Takeaways

• Navigating disability benefits in Canada can be tricky, especially with confusing policies and paperwork.
• The Ontario Disability Support Program allows individuals to earn up to $1,000 while still receiving support, which is quite helpful.
• Entrepreneurship can be a viable path for those on disability, as it offers flexibility and potential for higher income.
• It's essential to read and understand the policies regarding disability support to advocate effectively for oneself.

Mentioned In This Episode

• Ontario Disability Support Program
• Ontario Works
• Disability Tax Credit
• Registered Disability Savings Plan
• Service Canada
• Canadian Independent Living Center
• Canadian Emergency Response Benefit CERB

Follow Minnie St. Claire

Twitter (X): @minnieoncam

YouTube: @minnieoncam

Follow Tiffany

Instagram: @moneytalkwitht

Facebook: @moneytalkwitht

LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/tiffanygrant1/

Support this Podcast

Copyright 2025 Tiffany Grant

This podcast uses the following third-party services for analysis:...