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Canadian pension and benefit plans are facing a pivotal moment, where shifting caselaw, evolving regulations, and new legislative developments are redefining what it means to manage risk, ensure compliance, and protect members. Specifically, the panel will address:

  • How are courts interpreting fiduciary duties in light of longevity risks and ESG considerations? How have adjudicators addressed whether terminating benefits at age 65 is discriminatory?
  • How are arbitrators and courts interpreting the treatment of leaves of absence, including short and long-term disability leaves, in relation to pension contributions and benefit accruals?
  • What new regulatory or legislative developments (CPP enhancements, CAPSA guidelines, etc.) should plan administrators be prepared for in 2026?
  • How are governments and regulators addressing pension plan resilience in the face of economic uncertainty, including solvency funding, annuity buyouts, and de-risking strategies?
  • What compliance challenges are arising around disclosure, member communications, and cybersecurity in pension administration?

Moderator

James Cameron

Arbitrator and Mediator
Cameron Mediation Arbitration

Speakers

Brittany Greenberg

Pensions Counsel
Koskie Minsky LLP

Kelleher Lynch

Pensions Counsel
McCarthy Tétrault LLP

Accreditation

Lancaster House provides professional education programs that qualify for CPD credit for human resources professionals, lawyers, and paralegals across Canada.

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