Newfoundland and Labrador · CCAA
Twenty-Fifth Report of the Monitor
Court officer report · 21 April 2026
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What we verified from this filing4 verified
- operational summaryThe Monitor supports Representative Counsel's motion to approve a settlement under which the Province would pay about $45.8 million to Abuse Claimants plus $500,000 for a counselling fund, in exchange for a release. Accepted Claimants have so far received 30.23189% of their proven claims, and how future distributions from the Corporation's assets will be made remains under discussion.
- recovery outcomeentries: basis: actual · quote: To date, all Accepted Claimants have received 30.23189% of their respective proven claims, other than five (5) deceased estate claims where satisfactory testamentary documentation has not yet been provided. · pct of: proven_claims · outcome: distribution · class key: unsecured · stated by: monitor · cumulative: true · class label: Accepted Claimants · interim final: unstated · claims qualifier: unstated; basis: estimated · quote: In the event, the Settlement Agreement is approved and the Province's distributions are funded, the Monitor will update its distribution records to account for the settlement payments to each recipient which will result in the estates Accepted Claimants recovering between 30.23189% and 92.87646% of their respective Claim Awards depending upon the category allocation of each Accepted Claimant within the Settlement Agreement. · pct of: unstated · outcome: distribution · class key: unsecured · stated by: monitor · class label: Accepted Claimants · interim final: unstated · conditional on: In the event the Settlement Agreement is approved and the Province's distributions are funded, depending upon the category allocation of each Accepted Claimant within the Settlement Agreement · claims qualifier: unstated · table missing:
- report date21 April 2026
- report noTwenty-Fifth Report of the Monitor