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      Understanding the class action

      In June 2020, a Quebec consumer filed a class action against a ski resort over unused portions of 2019–2020 ski passes and related add-ons due to COVID-19 closures. The Court of Appeal of Quebec authorized the class action in March 2022, defining the class as:

      “All consumers who purchased a 2019-2020 ski pass, including persons who also purchased the add-on.”

      KPMG was appointed claims administrator in 2023. The administration concluded in summer 2024.

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      How we support the process

      KPMG supported approximately 20,000 class members through the following activities:

      • Bilingual website and claims portal design
      • Bilingual notice and communication campaign
      • Opt-out and objection process management
      • Claims intake and direct payments to class members
      • Settlement fund distribution via cheques and Interac e-transfer
      • Ad-hoc reporting to parties
      • Claims administrator reporting to the court
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      ~20,000
      class members

      The impact of our work

      KPMG processed refund requests from about 20,000 eligible members. Approximately $300,000 was distributed.

      Class action administration

      Helping clients manage risk and complexity in class action matters.

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