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25 open settlements
A court-approved settlement provides compensation to eligible former students of two Nova Scotia schools for Deaf students, including systemic-harms payments and an assessment process for certain physical or sexual abuse claims.
A settlement concerns allegations that COVID-19 vaccinations at Kent Pharmacy were administered using a syringe barrel reused among patients, exposing class members to blood-borne infection risks. The defendants deny liability.
A court-approved $8 million settlement resolves three shareholder class actions concerning alleged misrepresentations or failures to disclose material information about Wayland Group Corp., formerly Maricann Group Inc. The defendants deny wrongdoing or liability.
A Federal Court-approved settlement provides payments for Canadian Armed Forces class members who experienced racial discrimination or racial harassment connected with military service.
A $7.5 million Canadian settlement provides compensation for approved claims relating to the recalled Silk Canada and Great Value plant beverages.
A court-approved settlement provides compensation for qualifying Deux-Montagnes and Mascouche train riders affected during winter 2017–2018.
The action alleges that trailing commissions paid from CIBC and Renaissance mutual fund assets to discount brokers were excessive, inflated or unearned.
A settlement fund of approximately $1 million is available for eligible claimants whose property was damaged by flood water while stored at BigSteelBox's Abbotsford facility.
An Ontario court approved an $11 million settlement concerning CIBC and Renaissance mutual fund units held other than through a discount broker.
A court-approved $5.1 million settlement is available for qualifying people who were inside a Mont-Sainte-Anne gondola during either of two sudden stops in 2020.
A settlement resolves two Ontario class actions concerning staffing-related lockdowns at correctional institutions between May 30, 2009 and November 27, 2017.
A Québec Superior Court-approved $24.95 million settlement provides a confidential claims process for eligible people who were sexually assaulted by a religious member of the Marist Brothers congregation anywhere in Québec.
A court-approved Manitoba settlement provides compensation through a claims process for eligible people who were provincially funded children in CFS care.
An approved settlement worth up to $60 million concerns separate confinement and segregation in British Columbia correctional centres.
A court-approved settlement is accepting claims from eligible people affected by unauthorized access to Government of Canada online accounts.
A Federal Court-approved national settlement provides financial compensation to eligible people placed in private homes through Canada’s Indian Boarding Homes Program, with an optional second category for abuse claims.
A Supreme Court of Nova Scotia-approved settlement covers certain people eligible for provincial disability services who were waitlisted or placed in institutions, nursing homes, or hospitals during the stated period.
Court-approved settlements provide compensation to eligible survivors of the Île-à-la-Crosse School, with Experience Payments and Abuse Compensation available through separate deadlines.
A Quebec court-approved settlement provides an extended warranty and reimbursement for eligible costs to repair or replace Fiat 500 door handles.
The court has approved a settlement about segregation in Manitoba Provincial Custodial Facilities. The settlement provides for a fund of $129 million.
A court-approved compensation plan is open for qualifying Canadian smokers or former smokers diagnosed with certain serious tobacco-related diseases.
An Ontario court-approved settlement provides compensation of up to $100,000 for eligible former residents of specified provincially operated training schools.
First Nations individuals who, while under the Age of Majority, were removed from their homes between April 1, 1991, and March 31, 2022, by Child Welfare Authorities. Claims for the Removed Child Class will be processed as they are received.
The Removed Child Family Class includes the Caregiving Parents or Caregiving Grandparents of a Removed Child. Claims for the Removed Child Family Class will be assessed after the Ultimate Claims Deadline.
A court-approved settlement offers compensation from $10,000 to $200,000 based on the type and level of harm experienced at a federally operated Indian Hospital.
