Class Action Tracker
Class action claims with no proof needed in Canada
These Canadian class action settlements accept a claim without receipts, proof of purchase or other documents, at least for one type of claim. Each listing shows the claim deadline and leads to the official claim form.
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CIBC and Renaissance Mutual Funds Trailing Commissions Class Action
If you held CIBC or Renaissance mutual funds through a discount broker like Questrade, Wealthsimple…
Payout varies, see details
Lawyer reviewed
View detailsOntario Corrections Staffing-Related Lockdowns Class Actions
If you were an inmate or immigration detainee at an Ontario jail between 2009 and 2017 and went through frequent lockdowns…
$2,000 to $68,000
Lawyer reviewed
View detailsFiat 500 Door Handles Quebec Class Action
If you bought or leased a 2012 to 2019 Fiat 500 in Quebec, you can get faulty door handles repaired and claim back money you…
Payout varies, see details
Lawyer reviewed
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These settlements are expected to accept claims without proof once the claims period opens. The terms can still change before then.
CIBC and Simplii NSF Fees Class Action
If you were a CIBC or Simplii customer charged more than one NSF fee on the same pre-authorized payment between September…
About $35 per eligible person
Lawyer reviewed
View detailsEstée Lauder Data Breach Class Action
For people in Canada whose personal or financial information was caught up in the 2023 Estée Lauder data incidents.
$150 to $5,000
Lawyer reviewed
View detailsCapital One 2019 Data Breach Class Action
If you got a Capital One credit card and received a letter saying your information may have been exposed in the 2019 data…
Varies by claim category
Lawyer reviewed
View detailsWhat "no proof needed" means
The claims administrator does not ask for receipts, account statements or other documents for that type of claim. You still confirm, usually in a signed declaration, that what you state is true, and a claim that is not truthful can be rejected.
Many settlements offer one type of claim without proof and another, often for a larger amount, with documents. Each settlement's page sets out its claim types, what each one asks for, and the deadline.
Claim.ca is not counsel on these proceedings unless stated. This tracker is for information; registering keeps you updated and does not create a lawyer client relationship. Claim details, deadlines, and eligibility criteria are drawn from public sources and may change without notice; Claim.ca makes no representations as to their accuracy or completeness and, to the fullest extent permitted by law, accepts no liability for any loss arising from reliance on this tracker, including missed claim deadlines. Always verify against the official settlement notice.