Canadians have sent in over 14-million applications for the CERB

This week another 340,000 Canadians applied for the Canada Emergency Response Benefit.

The Canada Revenue Agency and Service Canada say they’ve received in total just under 14.6-million applications for the benefit.

With only 20,000 applications to go, the federal government says just under $39-billion has been received by Canadians in CERB payments.

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