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Top Class Actions viewers in Canada now have even more reasons to check out our website as we are highlighting new open settlements that directly benefit them.
Each month we are searching for product liability, employment, and car settlements that we know our Canadian viewers can get cash from.
Check out our growing list of Canadian class action settlements below and find even more class action rebates waiting to be claimed!
Avandia Heart Injury Class Action Settlement
Canadian residents who took the diabetes medication Avandia for at least 30 days and then suffered various heart injuries could get cash from a $6.75 million class action settlement.
The Avandia class action was filed on behalf of all Canadians who took the medication and later experienced injuries including: heart attack, heart failure, coronary artery bypass graft (CABG surgery), or percutaneous coronary intervention with stent placement.
Under the terms of the settlement, Class Members can obtain compensation depending on the severity of the injury ranging between $3,333 and $18,333.
Avandia consumers must provide medical records along with their Claim Form to benefit from this settlement.
File a claim by July 15, 2020 to get cash from the Avandia class action settlement.
Subaru, Toyota, Mazda Airbags Class Action Settlement
Canadian car owners can get reimbursement for out-of-pocket expenses related to repairing Takata airbags included in their Subaru, Toyota, Mazda, Lexus, Saab, and Scion vehicles.
A class action lawsuit claimed Takata airbag inflators were defective, meaning they failed to explode on impact, causing shrapnel to exude into the car.
The Toyota, Mazda, Subaru class action settlement provides monetary benefits to car owners who can provide documentation for items such as towing charges, car rentals, childcare costs, etc.
File a claim by March 31, 2021 to get cash from this Canadian class action settlement.
The Personal Insurance Company Privacy
If you had an auto policy through The Personal Insurance Company between January 2012 and May 2019, you could get $150 from a class action settlement.
A $2.25 million settlement resolves claims that The Personal Insurance Company failed to comply with contracts between policyholders and the company.
According to The Personal Insurance Company class action, the defendant collected credit scores from those who made an auto insurance claim as part of a “fraud prevention and detection” process. The plaintiffs claimed this practice was a breach of privacy.
The deadline to file a claim for The Personal Insurance Company class action settlement passed on Feb. 7, 2020.
St. Jude ICD Class Action Settlement
Canadian residents who were implanted with a St. Jude defibrillator before April 23, 2019, can get cash from a $5 million class action settlement.
The settlement resolves claims that certain St. Jude manufactured defibrillators contained defective batteries.
Models include in the St. Jude ICD class action settlement are the Fortify Assura DR, Fortify Assura VR, Fortify DR, Fortify ST, Fortify ST VR, Fortify VR, Quadra Assura MP, Quadra Assura, Unify Assura, Unify Quadra, and Unify. A full list of all model numbers can be found here.
Compensation will vary per patient covered by the class action rebates. For example, Class Members claiming “failure to warn” benefits are expected to receive between $100 and $500. Those who required defibrillator explant surgery may receive about $10,000. In addition, if there were complications after explant surgery, Class Members can claim extra compensation up to $12,500.
Family members of a deceased Class Member may also file a claim for up to $60,000 from this class action settlement.
The deadline to file a claim for the St. Jude class action settlement passed on Jan. 10, 2020.
Festival Metro Metro Class Action Settlement
If you attended the Festival Metro Metro in Quebec scheduled for May 18 and 19, 2019, you could get up to $35 per ticket from a class action settlement.
A Canadian class action claimed that some concertgoers paid hidden fees for the Weekend Pass or VIP Pass to attend the event. Festival attendees were reportedly charged a service fee of $26.75, a delivery fee of $26.50, along with taxes which automatically increased the advertised price of the ticket.
Class Members who purchased a Weekend Pass are expected to receive $20 per ticket, while those who purchased a VIP Pass will get $35 per ticket.
The deadline to exclude yourself from the benefits of the Metro Metro Festival class action passed on Dec. 30, 2019.
Ford Transmission Class Action Settlement
Ford Fiesta or Ford Focus Canadian owners can get $5,800 in car discount vouchers or nearly $3,000 in cash from a class action settlement.
The settlement ends claims that 2011 to 2016 Ford Fiesta or a Ford Focus model year 2012 to 2016 vehicles were equipped with a defective PowerShift Transmission.
According to a class action lawsuit, these vehicle models would suddenly accelerate or jerk unexpectedly. In addition, Ford drivers claim they witnessed delayed acceleration.
The deadline to file a claim for the Ford class action rebates passed on Dec. 23, 2019.
Whirlpool, Kenmore, KitchenAid Dishwasher Class Action Rebates
If you own a Whirlpool, Kenmore, or KitchenAid dishwasher that was manufactured between October 2000 and January 2006, you could get up to $300 cash and class action rebates for a new appliance.
The settlement resolves claims that these dishwashers are prone to overheating and could possibly cause a fire to occur.
Canadian dishwasher owners who haven’t experienced an overheating issue can claim a 10 to 20 percent rebate toward the purchase of a new KitchenAid, Kenmore or Whirlpool dishwasher.
Those Class Members who have a dishwasher that has overheated can claim up to $300 if they had the appliance replaced.
The deadline to file a claim for the Canadian Whirlpool dishwasher class action settlement passed on Nov. 25, 2019.
Quebec Airbnb Service Fees Class Action Settlement
Canadian residents residing in Quebec, can get $45 in Airbnb credits from a recent class action settlement.
A lawsuit claimed that Quebec residents who made an Airbnb booking between Aug. 22, 2014 and June 26, 2019, were charged 13 to 17 percent extra in “service fees” at the end of the transaction.
Class Members will automatically receive an email with their Airbnb credit and do not need to file a Claim Form to benefit from this settlement.
In addition, Airbnb reportedly changed its pricing system to inform Quebec residents of the full booking price, which now includes fees.
Class Members who wanted to be excluded from the Canada Airbnb class action settlement must have done so by Nov. 15, 2019.
TD Bank Coin Counting Machine
Canadian residents who used a TD Bank coin counting machine could get cash from a $550,000 class action settlement.
The TD Bank settlement resolves claims that the machines didn’t precisely count the number of deposited coins.
If you used a TD Bank coin counting machine between Jan. 1, 2013 and May 25, 2016 in Canada, you could get up to two percent of your deposited coin value from this class action settlement.
“For example, if a Class Member deposited $500 in coins they may be entitled to $10.”
The claim deadline for the TD Bank class action rebates passed on Sept. 16, 2019.
Samsung Top-Load Washer Class Action Settlement
Canadian residents (other than from Quebec) who own a Samsung or Kenmore top-load washing machine, could get a full refund from a class action settlement.
The settlement ends claims that the top-load washers vibrate excessively causing to chassis to detach.
Other benefits from the Samsung class action rebates include: a 15.5 percent rebate, a recall repair benefit of between $25 and $85; a full refund and $100 in expenses; and a commitment for recall repair.
The deadline to file a claim for the Samsung class action settlement passed on July 25, 2019.
Livingston Employee Overtime Class Action Settlement
Canadian Livingston International employees can get cash from a $19 million class action settlement ending claims that clerical, technical, administrative and supervisory workers were not paid for working overtime.
The Livingston overtime class action is set to benefit both current and former workers who between Aug. 15, 2007 and April 28, 2017, were encouraged not to record overtime hours in violation of employment laws.
Current Livingston employees do not need to submit a Claim Form to receive cash from this settlement. However, former workers will need to file a claim by Oct. 15, 2019 in order to benefit from the class action rebates.
Each employee will receive a portion of the settlement fund based on wage rate, overtime calculations and years of employment at Livingston International.
The deadline to file a claim for the Livingston class action settlement passed on Oct. 15, 2019.
What Canadian class action rebates will you be filing a claim for? Let us know in the comment section below.
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13 thoughts onCanadian Class Action Rebates | 2019
There was a class-action lawsuit filed in the U.S. District Court for the District of New Jersey on August 21, seeking status to represent all owners of Mazda vehicles that used engines equipped with a variable valve timing (VVT) assembly. I had a 2006 Mazda 3 that I purchased used in 2013 from a Mazda dealership, long after the engine problems were known. The engine self-destructed at 160,000 km, and the car was a write-off. I have seen no similar suit filed in Canada, although I know several people who had the exact same problem. You can’t find a used Mazda 3 from that era because they are all in the junk yard.
I was on Avandia for about 2 years and was switched to farixca about 1 2 years ago and had heart failure this past summer would this be a claim