Big Steel Box flood damage
Was property stored at the Abbotsford facility damaged by flood water?
C$4.97B is reported across just six official Canadian recovery pools. Start with 26 checks in one sweep.
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Government of Canada cheques do not expire. CRA says uncashed cheques at least six months old can appear in My Account.
Certain balances inactive for 10 years are transferred to the Bank of Canada’s Unclaimed Properties Office.
Québec, British Columbia and Alberta maintain separate official registries for property held under provincial rules.
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C$4.97B
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A settlement claim is a form you may fill out when a class action has been settled. A class action is one case brought for a group of people with a similar issue. You do not need to start a lawsuit yourself. A claim may ask for money, a refund, a repair, or another kind of help. You usually need to fill out a form before the deadline. SettleWorth helps you find possible claims; the claim office checks the claim.
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