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An Ontario tribunal has ruled that Aviva didn't have to redo a benefits decision, even after admitting it got a treatment plan wrong. The Licence Appeal Tribunal has dismissed a claimant's request to reconsider a decision favouring Aviva General Insurance Company, finding that a tribunal error in describing a disputed treatment plan did not affect the outcome of the case.

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Warning signs are emerging that consumers will be hit with rising prices.

Flash estimate shows output prices gauge rising to 59.8, highest reading since August 2022