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determined under subsections (4) and (5); (“frais de pension”)

to time; (“Lignes directrices fédérales sur les pensions alimentaires pour enfants”)

7. Pension Benefits Act.

3.  Les personnes qui sont admissibles à une pension sous le régime de la partie I de la Loi sur la (...) premier jour du mois à l’égard duquel elle reçoit sa pension pour la première fois.

contributions to pension plans for those employees, including, without limitation, the Public Service Pension Plan (...) statutory federal or provincial pension plans such as the Canada Pension Plan, and

its eligible employees with pension benefits under the Public Service Pension Plan if the Corporation is (...) institutional investor” means a financial institution, pension fund, investment fund or other similar entity. (...) designated as an employer under the Public Service Pension Act.

Pension Benefits Act (...) the case of a specified Ontario multi-employer pension plan in respect of which section 6.0.5 applies (...) plan became a specified Ontario multi-employer pension plan will be deferred until January 1, 2025. (...) subsection (5) ceases to apply to a multi-employer pension plan referred to in that subsection.

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jointly sponsored pension plan to which the assets of the single employer pension plan have been transferred (...) Pension Benefits Act Made: (...) that represent members of the single employer pension plan as well as any objection forms received from (...) entitled to benefits under the single employer pension plan. (2) (...) from the administrator of the single employer pension plan certifying how the requirements under section

determined under subsections (4) and (5); (“frais de pension”)

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Pooled Registered Pension Plans Act, 2015 (...) Brunswick, the Superintendent of Pooled Registered Pension Plans appointed under the Financial and Consumer (...) “Multilateral Agreement Respecting Pooled Registered Pension Plans and Voluntary Retirement Savings Plans”, (...) Multilateral Agreement Respecting Pooled Registered Pension Plans and Voluntary Retirement Savings Plans” and (...) Multilateral Agreement Respecting Pooled Registered Pension Plans and Voluntary Retirement Savings Plans”,

(PROVINCIAL JUDGES’ PENSION PLAN)

(PROVINCIAL JUDGES’ PENSION PLAN)

determined under subsections (4) and (5); (“frais de pension”)

under the Canada Pension Plan or a provincial pension plan as defined in the Canada Pension Plan, (...) under the War Veterans Allowance Act (Canada) or Pension Act (Canada) or under the Veterans Health Care (...) (3) A spouse who is eligible to receive a pension under Part I of the Old Age Security Act (Canada)

5. Pension Benefits Act.

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written contract for employment benefit plans and pension plans and for other reasonable commitments incidental (...) 4.  Arranging for one or more pension plans for the directors, officers, employees and

with respect to a pension plan where all the pension benefits provided under the pension plan are defined (...) with respect to a pension plan where all the pension benefits provided under the pension plan are defined (...) with respect to a pension plan where all the pension benefits provided under the pension plan are defined (...) under section 76 with respect to a pension plan where all the pension benefits provided under the plan (...) does not apply with respect to a pension plan where all the pension benefits provided under the plan

its eligible employees with pension benefits under the Public Service Pension Plan if the Corporation is (...) designated as an employer under the Public Service Pension Act.

(PROVINCIAL JUDGES’ PENSION PLAN) (...) the member designated by the Provincial Judges Pension Board for the purpose shall act as and have all (...) (b)  such other rate that the Provincial Judges Pension Board determines is a future equivalent to the (...) (b)  such other rate that the Provincial Judges Pension Board determines is a future equivalent to the

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administrator of a pension plan under subsections 22 (1), (2) and (4) of the Pension Benefits Act, with

determined under subsections (3) and (4); (“frais de pension”)

who is receiving a pension and whose last contribution to a fund from which the pension is paid, or the (...) on his or her behalf to a fund from which the pension is paid, was made while the person was holding (...) A.  has at least 10 years of credit in the pension plan, or (...) on his or her behalf to a fund from which the pension is paid in respect of continuous service of at (...) at least 10 years, and has credit in the pension plan for some part of each of those 10 years; and

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in his or her capacity as administrator of the Pension Benefits Guarantee Fund.

College who contributes to the Ontario Teachers’ Pension Plan, the private school shall, (...) the member contributes to the Ontario Teachers’ Pension Plan. (...) 4.  Ontario Teachers’ Pension Plan Board.

protecting and safeguarding the pension benefits and rights of pension plan beneficiaries, (...) or the informed decision making of consumers or pension plan beneficiaries; (b) (...) promoting the good administration of pension plans, or

Pension Benefits Act (...) (SOLVENCY FUNDING RELIEF FOR CERTAIN PUBLIC SECTOR PENSION PLANS)

Pension Benefits Act (...) (GENERAL MOTORS PENSION PLANS)

Pension Benefits Act (...) respect of a pension plan that meets the following criteria: (...) 1.  In the first report of the pension plan filed (...) 2.  Special payments in respect of the pension plan’s new going concern unfunded liability, new (...) before September 1, 2021, continue to apply to a pension plan described in subsection (1).

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Pension Benefits Act (...) 1.  The administrator of the pension plan elected to use one of the types of solvency (...) section 5 of this Regulation are prepared, the pension plan is governed by the requirements of section

Pension Benefits Act (...) (GENERAL SYNOD PENSION PLAN OF THE ANGLICAN CHURCH OF CANADA)

amount of the largest pension or pension benefit that has accrued under the pension plan, including any (...) receiving a pension under the pension plan, including any bridging benefit, or who have accrued a pension benefit (...) plan beneficiaries who have accrued pension benefits under the pension plan, including any bridging benefit (...) (B)  all of the pension benefits that have accrued under the pension plan, including any bridging (...) plan beneficiaries who are receiving a pension under the pension plan, including any bridging benefit,

5. Pension and benefits payment services.

its eligible employees with pension benefits under the Public Service Pension Plan if the Corporation is (...) designated as an employer under the Public Service Pension Act, 1989.

Pension Benefits Act (...) 10. University Pension Plan Ontario, registered under the Act as number (...) 8. University Pension Plan Ontario, registered under the Act as number

5. Pension and benefits payment services.

“pension contributions” means contributions made by an employer (...) required under section 4, an explanation of how the pension contributions were calculated. (...) 4. Column 4: Pension and other compensation. (...) i. pension contributions made in the reported year in respect

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described in the definitions of “main pension plans” and “new pension plans” in subsection 2 (1) of Ontario (...) Pension Benefits Act Made: (...) 4.1 (1) An employer of a pension plan that is not an ineligible plan, as described (...) determined by the actuary, in respect of the pension plan as of the first day of the month in which (...) Estimated liabilities for benefits, other than pension benefits and ancillary benefits payable under qualifying

determined under subsections (3) and (4); (“frais de pension”)

Pension Benefits Act (...) Saskatchewan; however, any matter related to a pension plan that was subject to the agreement on June (...) had supervisory or regulatory powers under the pension benefits legislation of any of the parties to the

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Pension Benefits Act (...) up to the effective date of the wind up of the pension plan within nine months after the effective date

Pension Benefits Act (...) (SOLVENCY FUNDING RELIEF FOR CERTAIN PUBLIC SECTOR PENSION PLANS)