Benefits

A small fraction of private drug plan users drove more than a third of all prescription drug spending in Canada last year, …

The British Columbia Labour Relations Board has set aside an arbitration decision that found an arbitrator retained jurisdiction to address a union’s …

A union’s attempt to direct the Peel District School Board to switch its long-term disability insurance carrier to a lower-cost provider has …

By Steven Sukkau | Winnipeg Sun A new survey suggests many Canadian women face significant barriers when seeking care for menopause, including delays …

British Columbia’s provincial government has introduced proposed legislation that would establish minimum parental leave standards for local elected officials across the province. …

More than 6.3 million Canadians enrolled in the Canadian Dental Care Plan (CDCP) must renew their coverage between April 15 and June …

Benefits fraud is often discussed in abstract terms. A compliance issue, an actuarial risk, a predictable cost. The human cost is harder to see, …

A dentist bills for time in the chair rather than time spent on treatment. A medical facility where claims are submitted under a licensed therapist’s credentials, when services were provided by unlicensed providers. …

Cost control and artificial intelligence adoption are the dominant concerns shaping employee benefits strategy at multinational organizations in 2026, according to a …

Benefits fraud doesn’t start with a sophisticated scheme. Often, it starts with an employee who doesn’t fully understand that what they’re doing is wrong — or doesn’t think anyone is …