Current Class Action Settlements in Canada: Deadlines, Payouts and How to Claim
Current class action settlements in Canada with 17 claim windows in the November 3, 2026 snapshot, including deadlines, possible payouts and official claim links.
Use the Canooq class-actions directory for each case’s status, claim deadline and official administrator link. The administrator’s current notice controls how and when to file.
The comparison records the directory’s November 3, 2026 snapshot. For a claim you can submit now, open the case’s current administrator page and check the deadline, eligibility and required documents.
No receipt? Some of these pay on a signed statement instead, so check the class actions you can claim with no proof of purchase. If this is your first claim, here's how class actions work and how you get paid.
Open Canadian class-action settlement claims
Snapshot of 17 claim windows in Canooq's directory, updated November 3, 2026. The directory and official administrator control if a date or status changes.
| Settlement | Deadline | Who may qualify | Possible compensation | Claim link |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Canadian Armed Forces Racial Discrimination / Harassment Settlement | Regular deadline passed October 15, 2026; exceptional late submissions through November 16, 2026 at 11:59 p.m. PST | CAF members enrolled between April 17, 1985 and January 10, 2025, alive on June 6, 2024, who experienced racial discrimination or harassment may qualify. | $5,000 common experience payment; optional narrative payments of $10,000, $20,000, or $30,000. | Open official claim page |
| Truffettes de France Mislabelling Class Action | November 4, 2026 | Canadian residents who purchased eligible Truffettes de France products in Canada during the class period may qualify. | $3 per eligible product; without proof, the administrator lists up to three products for a maximum of $9, with final amounts adjusted under settlement rules. | Open official claim page |
| CIBC and Renaissance Mutual Funds Non-discount Broker Settlement | November 18, 2026 | People, wherever resident, who held CIBC or Renaissance mutual-fund units other than through a discount broker may qualify. Some current holders receive automatic deposits under the settlement terms. | C$11M court-approved settlement; claim or automatic deposit depending on fund holdings. | Open official claim page |
| Mont-Sainte-Anne Gondola Sudden Stops Settlement | November 20, 2026 | People inside a Mont-Sainte-Anne gondola during abnormal sudden stops on February 21, 2020 or March 11, 2020 may qualify. | General damages plus a severity category where applicable. | Open official claim page |
| Wayland / Maricann Securities Settlement | November 30, 2026 | Investors who acquired Wayland Group Corp. or Maricann Group Corp. common shares, units or warrants on or after December 13, 2017 and held some or all at the close of trading on August 2, 2019 may qualify, subject to the official exclusions. | Pro rata share of the $8 million settlement under the court-approved Plan of Allocation. | Open official claim page |
| Quebec Opioid Class Action Settlement | November 30, 2026 | Quebec residents prescribed and consuming an eligible prescription opioid between 1996 and the present who were diagnosed with, or treated for, opioid use disorder may qualify. Direct heirs may also claim. | Amount per valid claim has not been determined; valid members share the net settlement fund equally under the approved protocol. | Open official claim page |
| Ontario Corrections Staffing-Related Lockdowns Settlement | December 1, 2026 | Eligible inmates and immigration detainees who meet the settlement criteria for staffing-related lockdowns in Ontario correctional institutions may qualify. | $2,000 to $68,000. | Open official claim page |
| BC Segregation / Solitary Confinement Settlement | January 11, 2027 | People placed in separate confinement or segregation in BC correctional centres between April 18, 2005 and October 22, 2025 for 15 or more consecutive days, or while meeting mental-illness criteria, may qualify. | Common-experience payments up to $3,000 or $6,000; the serious-harm fund can raise totals much higher. | Open official claim page |
| Sweet Class Action: Government of Canada Privacy Breach Settlement | February 3, 2027 | People whose personal or financial information in a Government of Canada Online Account was disclosed without authorization during the settlement’s specified access periods may qualify. | Up to $80 for eligible access claims, up to $200 for eligible fraud claims, and up to $5,000 for eligible out-of-pocket expenses. | Open official claim page |
| Indian Boarding Homes Settlement | February 22, 2027 | Eligible Indigenous people placed in private homes to attend school during the covered period, plus qualifying estate claims, may qualify. | Category 1: $10,000; Category 2 abuse-related compensation reportedly $10,000 to $200,000. | Open official claim page |
| Nova Scotia Waitlist Settlement | March 17, 2027 | People eligible for Nova Scotia disability services who were waitlisted or placed in institutions, nursing homes, or hospitals during the covered period may qualify. | Compensation varies under the settlement protocol; qualifying class amounts can stack. | Open official claim page |
| Île-à-la-Crosse School Settlement | June 1, 2027 for Experience Payment claims; June 1, 2028 for Abuse Compensation claims | People who attended Île-à-la-Crosse School may qualify. Heirs or estates of eligible former students who died on or after December 9, 2003 may also qualify. | $10,000 to $235,000 depending on the type and level of harm. | Open official claim page |
| Fiat 500 Door Handles Quebec Settlement | June 11, 2027 at 11:59 p.m. ET | Quebec purchasers or lessees of Fiat 500 model years 2012 to 2019 may qualify for door-handle repair reimbursement or extended warranty benefits. | Extended warranty plus reimbursement for eligible past repairs. | Open official claim page |
| Tobacco Claims Canada - Pan-Canadian Claimants Plan | September 3, 2027 | Canadian residents diagnosed with an eligible tobacco-related disease between March 8, 2015 and March 8, 2019 may qualify under plan criteria. | Depends on diagnosis and plan rules. | Open official claim page |
| Ontario Training Schools Settlement | September 22, 2027 | People alive on December 8, 2015 who resided at specified Ontario Training Schools during eligible periods may qualify; some estate claims may qualify. | Up to $100,000 depending on track and harm. | Open official claim page |
| First Nations Child and Family Services and Jordan's Principle Settlement | March 10, 2028 at 11:59 p.m. PT for the first open classes; later deadline rules apply to minors | First Nations individuals removed from home between April 1, 1991 and March 31, 2022 while ordinarily resident on reserve or in Yukon, and related family classes, may qualify under phased claim rules. | Up to $40,000 per eligible Removed Child, with possible additional payments depending on class. | Open official claim page |
| Federal Indian Hospitals Settlement | July 27, 2028 | Primary class members may qualify if they were admitted to one of the covered Federal Indian Hospitals while it was operated by Canada and suffered compensable harm. | $10,000 to $200,000. | Open official claim page |
Use the live database first
Claim status changes when an administrator opens or closes a form, extends a deadline or publishes a distribution update. Use the directory and the linked official source for the latest case information.
- Start with the nearest deadline: Truffettes de France (November 4), the Canadian Armed Forces settlement's late submissions (November 16), the CIBC and Renaissance non-discount broker settlement (November 18) and the Mont-Sainte-Anne gondola settlement (November 20). Wayland/Maricann and the Quebec opioid settlement follow on November 30.
- Open the internal case page: the first-column link collects eligibility, payment timing, required documents, status, and source notes for that settlement.
- File on the official site: the claim link opens the administrator or official settlement website in a new tab so you can keep the Canooq details page available while you apply.
Recently closed: the Rexulti claim
The Rexulti claim deadline was August 27, 2026. It is no longer listed as open in the current snapshot. If you filed, use the official Rexulti case page for confirmation and payment updates.
Tobacco Claims Canada: two plans with different deadlines
The Quebec Tobacco Claims Canada plan deadline was August 31, 2026 and is no longer listed as open. The separate pan-Canadian Claimants Plan remains scheduled with a September 3, 2027 deadline; use the official Tobacco Claims Canada site for the current form and criteria.
SouthGobi securities claims closed on September 15, 2026 at 11:59 p.m. EST. The settlement covered investors who acquired SouthGobi securities between March 30, 2011 and November 7, 2013 and still held some or all of them on November 8, 2013. The recognized loss and allocation rules determine the payout. Payment updates are on the official SouthGobi settlement website.
Nova Scotia Deaf Schools settlement
Claims from former students of Halifax School for the Deaf or the Interprovincial School for Education of the Deaf in Amherst who attended between 1913 and 1995 closed on September 21, 2026. The settlement includes a systemic-harm payment and assessment levels that can reach approximately $150,000 depending on the harm. Use the official Nova Scotia Deaf Schools settlement website for support information and payment updates.
Canadian Armed Forces and Sweet
The Canadian Armed Forces racial discrimination and harassment settlement's regular deadline passed on October 15, 2026, but the directory lists exceptional late submissions through November 16, 2026 at 11:59 p.m. PST. Eligible members can receive a $5,000 common-experience payment and may qualify for additional narrative payments. If you missed the deadline, contact the administrator right away.
The Sweet v. Canada privacy-breach settlement covers eligible unauthorized access to Government of Canada online accounts. Depending on the approved category, payments can reach $80 for access, $200 for fraud-related time, and $5,000 for eligible expenses. Claims close on February 3, 2027; use the Government of Canada settlement notice and its administrator instructions.
Indian Boarding Homes, Nova Scotia Waitlist, and Île-à-la-Crosse
The Indian Boarding Homes settlement is open until February 22, 2027. Eligible Primary Class Members can receive a $10,000 Category 1 payment, with an optional Category 2 abuse claim ranging from $10,000 to $200,000. Start with the official claim process and use the correct claim form.
The Nova Scotia Waitlist settlement closes on March 17, 2027. Waitlist, Institution or Nursing Home, and Hospital Class compensation is calculated by qualifying time, and one person may qualify in more than one class. Use the Deloitte administrator page for the online, email, fax, and mail submission routes.
Île-à-la-Crosse Experience Payment claims are due June 1, 2027; Abuse Compensation claims are due June 1, 2028. Experience Payments can reach $15,000, while approved Abuse Compensation can reach $235,000. The official settlement website explains the separate forms and support options.
Other open database records
Other open records include the CIBC/Renaissance non-discount broker, Truffettes de France, Mont-Sainte-Anne, Quebec Opioid, Ontario Corrections, BC Segregation, Sweet v. Canada, Indian Boarding Homes, Nova Scotia Waitlist, Île-à-la-Crosse, Fiat 500, Pan-Canadian Tobacco, Ontario Training Schools, First Nations Child and Family Services/Jordan's Principle, and Federal Indian Hospitals settlements. Use the table for the deadline and the official link for filing.
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Recently closed claims
Big Steel Box (October 30, 2026), CIBC/Renaissance discount broker (October 21, 2026), Deux-Montagnes/Mascouche (October 20, 2026), Silk/Great Value (October 16, 2026), Nova Scotia Deaf Schools (September 21, 2026), SouthGobi (September 15, 2026), the Quebec Tobacco Claims Canada plan (August 31, 2026), Rexulti (August 27, 2026), Keurig K-Cup (July 8, 2026), and Canadian 23andMe (June 25, 2026) are closed in the current snapshot. The official pages control any payment or post-claim update.
How to file a class-action claim safely
- Use the official administrator: open the claim page from the table or case page and check the domain before entering personal information.
- File early: large or sensitive claims can require identity records, representative documents, medical records, or time to request old files.
- Save confirmation: keep your claim number, submitted form, uploaded documents, and confirmation email.
- Protect your accounts: a settlement administrator will not need your banking password, debit-card PIN, or CRA sign-in credentials.
- Read the payment rules: maximum awards can differ from final payments, and some funds allow proportional reductions when approved claims exceed available money.
Official sources
- Canooq class-actions database
- Tobacco Claims Canada
- SouthGobi settlement website
- Nova Scotia Deaf Schools settlement
- Deloitte CAF claims administration
- Plant-based beverage recall settlement claim page
- Deloitte Nova Scotia Waitlist settlement
- Île-à-la-Crosse School settlement
- CIBC mutual-funds settlement
- Quebec Opioid settlement administrator
- BigSteelBox settlement administrator
- Ontario Training Schools settlement
Legal information
This article provides general information, not legal advice. Court orders, settlement agreements, compensation protocols, official notices, and administrator decisions control eligibility, evidence requirements, deadlines, and payment amounts. Contact the administrator or class counsel listed on the official settlement page if your eligibility is unclear or you need help with a sensitive claim.
Page details
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- Thomas Tremblay
- Last updated
- November 3, 2026
Cite this page: Canooq.ca, Current Class Action Settlements in Canada: Deadlines, Payouts and How to Claim, https://www.canooq.ca/blog/current-class-action-settlements-canada-deadlines-payouts
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