Open Canadian class action settlements and claim deadlines, checked against the official claims administrator or class counsel.
B.C.’s up-to-$60 million segregation settlement pays a Common Experience Payment of up to $3,000 or $6,000, plus Serious Harms Awards, to a maximum of $91,000. Claims close January 11, 2027.
Nova Scotia’s up-to-$34M disability services waitlist settlement pays base amounts of $5,000 to $15,000, subject to pro-rating. Claims close March 17, 2027 — here is who qualifies and how to file for free.
A proposed $66 million B.C. Birth Alerts settlement would pay at least $2,000 per approved claim, more for Indigenous class members. Claims are open now; objections close November 20 and the approval hearing is December 4, 2026.
If you were in CFS care in Manitoba between 2005 and 2019, you can claim from the $445.2 million Children’s Special Allowance settlement until January 5, 2027. Applying is free and payments depend on your time in care.
About $22.6 million from Quebec’s opioid class action settlements will be split equally among valid claims. The claim form is due before November 30, 2026; medical proof can follow until February 28, 2027.
Rode the Deux-Montagnes or Mascouche train on a pass or booklet in winter 2017-2018? You can claim up to $145 from the exo settlement, but only until October 20, 2026, and payments may be reduced pro rata.
RBC’s $45 million trailing commission settlement has no claim form and no deadline yet, and nobody can tell you what it pays. The CIBC and Renaissance discount-broker claim, however, closes October 21, 2026.
The Truffettes de France settlement pays $3.00 a box, up to $9.00 without a receipt, out of an all-inclusive $300,000 fund. Claims close November 4, 2026 — one day after a judge decides whether to approve the deal at all.