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R-15.1 — Supplemental Pension Plans Act
R-15.1, r. 1 — Regulation respecting arbitration relating to the surplus assets of supplemental pension plans
R-15.1, r. 1.01 — Regulation respecting the funding of certain Gesca Ltée and La Presse, ltée pension plans
R-15.1, r. 1.1 — Regulation respecting the funding of certain Kruger Inc. pension plans
R-15.1, r. 1.2 — Regulation respecting the funding of multi-jurisdictional defined benefit pension plans
R-15.1, r. 2 — Regulation respecting the funding of pension plans of the municipal and university sectors
R-15.1, r. 3 — Regulation to provide a framework for settlement of the benefits of members and beneficiaries of plans covered by subdivision 4.0.1 of Division II of Chapter XIII of the Supplemental Pension Plans Act and for administration by Retraite Québec of certain pensions paid out of the assets of the plans
R-15.1, r. 3.1 — Regulation providing temporary relief measures for the funding of solvency deficiencies
R-15.1, r. 4 — Regulation respecting measures to reduce the effects of the financial crisis on pension plans covered by the Supplemental Pension Plans Act
R-15.1, r. 4.01 — Regulation respecting measures related to supplemental pension plans to reduce the consequences of the public health emergency declared on 13 March 2020 due to the COVID-19 pandemic
R-15.1, r. 4.1 — Regulation providing new relief measures for the funding of solvency deficiencies of pension plans in the private sector
R-15.1, r. 5 — Regulation fixing the limits to the expenses for a transfer of benefits between spouses
R-15.1, r. 6 — Regulation respecting supplemental pension plans
To directly access schedules 0.1 to 0.10 of the Regulation:
Schedules 0.1, 0.3 and 0.10 do not concern LIRAs and LIFs.
R-15.1, r. 6.1 — Regulation respecting supplemental pension plans affected by the arrangement regarding AbitibiBowater Inc. under the Companies' Creditors Arrangement Act
R-15.1, r. 6.1.01 — Regulation respecting target-benefit pension plans in certain pulp and paper sector enterprises
R-15.1, r. 6.1.1 — Regulation concerning certain Papiers White Birch pension plans
R-15.1, r. 6.2 — General Regulation respecting supplemental pension plans
R-15.1, r. 7 — Regulation respecting the exemption of certain categories of pension plans from the application of provisions of the Supplemental Pension Plans Act
R-15.1, r. 8 — Regulation respecting the exemption of certain categories of pension plans from the application of provisions of the Supplemental Pension Plans Act
O.C. 1449-2021, 17 November 2021, GO December 1, 2021
S-2.1.1 — Act to foster the financial health and sustainability of municipal defined benefit pension plans
R-26.2.1 — Act respecting the restructuring of university-sector defined benefit pension plans
2020, c. 30 — Act mainly to allow the establishment of target benefit pension plans
2012, c. 32 — Act to provide for the establishment of target-benefit pension plans in certain pulp and paper sector enterprises
The Agreement was signed between the governments of Québec, Alberta, British Columbia, New Brunswick, Nova Scotia, Ontario, Saskatchewan and the Canadian federal government. It applies to pension plans that fall under any of those governments and have members and beneficiaries subject to the law of more than one of those governments. The Agreement has effect from 1 July 2020.
The Agreement is amended by the 2023 Agreement Amending the 2020 Agreement Respecting Multi-Jurisdictional Pension Plans because the governments of Manitoba and Newfoundland and Labrador have become party to it. The Agreement has been signed by all the governments in Canada that have pension legislation. It applies to pension plans that fall under any of the governments in Canada and that have members and beneficiaries subject to the law of more than one of those governments. The Agreement comes into force on 1 July 2023.
The Agreement replaces, for the governments party to it, both:
See the 2020 Agreement and other related documents on the Canadian Association of Pension Supervisory Authorities (CAPSA) website .
The Agreement was signed by British Columbia, Nova Scotia, Ontario, Québec and Saskatchewan. It applies to pension plans that are under the jurisdiction of any of those governments and that have members and beneficiaries subject to the legislation of more than one of those governments. The Agreement has effect from 1 July 2016.
For the provinces party to the Agreement, it replaces the:
Consult the 2016 Agreement and other related documents on the Canadian Association of Pension Supervisory Authorities (CAPSA) website .
The Agreement was signed by Québec and Ontario and applies to pension plans under the authority of the Québec or Ontario pension authorities with regards to the benefits of members and beneficiaries subject to the law of those two jurisdictions. The Agreement has effect from 1 July 2011.
The 2011 Agreement continues to apply to matters pending on 30 June 2016 before the Financial Services Commission of Ontario (the Financial Services Regulatory Authority of Ontario as of 8 June 2019), Retraite Québec, an administrative body or court (section 28 of the 2016 Agreement).
Consult the following documents on the Canadian Association of Pension Supervisory Authorities (CAPSA) website :
The Agreement from 1968 was signed by the governments of 9 Canadian provinces. Until 20 June 2023, it applies to multi-jurisdictional pension plans that have members and beneficiaries who are subject to the Manitoba and Newfoundland and Labrador laws.
Consult the Memorandum of Reciprocal Agreement on the Canadian Association of Pension Supervisory Authorities (CAPSA) website .
(Agreement concerning pulp and paper operations of AbitibiBowater in Québec; French only)
The agreement between AbitibiBowater and the Gouvernement du Québec was reached as a result of the restructuring of the company. The purpose of the agreement is to ensure the continuity of the pension plans with Retraite Québec's supervision (the Régie des rentes du Québec's supervision before 1 January 2016).
(Supplemental pension plans Act and regulations — Excerpts with commentary — online service; French only)
This tool makes it easier to understand the Supplemental Pension Plans Act and its regulations. Now available:
Chapters 6, 7 and 9 do not take into account amendments made to the Supplemental Pension Plans Act and its regulations since 20 June 2008.
To use the service, you must have an access code. Price: $600.00 for one year (including GST).
(LIRA and LIF offprint; French only)
With its annotations, commentaries and examples, this document makes it easier to understand the sections of the Regulation respecting supplemental pension plans that deal with LIRAs (locked-in retirement accounts) and LIFs (life income funds).
An insert (1 page, 41 Kb) specifies the revisions that must be made to this document, which are mainly the result of legislative changes.
The offprint is available in a print version only and includes the insert.