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CRT Key Statistics – September 2026

Do you like data? We do! Here’s our monthly report of key statistics.

If there’s information you would like to see added to our monthly reports, please contact us. We will consider including it.

“Open” includes disputes in screening, negotiation and facilitation, on hold, decision preparation, and adjudication.

“Closed” includes withdrawn claims, disputes resolved by agreement, the CRT refused to issue a Dispute Notice, disputes resolved by default or final decision, and other reasons for closure.

Strata Property, Small Claims, and Societies & Cooperatives

Strata PropertySmall ClaimsSocieties & Cooperatives
Solution Explorer uses this month6362,98559
Open disputes at month start1,7576,911109
New this month1436807
Closed this month1095146
Open disputes at month end1,7917,077110
Closure types for this month:
Withdrawn342152
Resolved by agreement7250
Final decision50713
Default and non-compliance decisions182021
Other010

Vehicle Accidents

  • Motor Vehicle Injury: claims about motor vehicle accidents that happened between April 1, 2019 and April 30, 2021.
  • Accident Benefits: claims about motor vehicle accidents that happened on or after May 1, 2021.
  • Accident Responsibility: claims about ICBC’s assessment of a person’s responsibility for a motor vehicle accident.
Motor Vehicle InjuryAccident BenefitsAccident Responsibility
Solution Explorer uses this month15309Included in Accident Benefits
Open disputes at month start541361302
New this month52622
Closed this month371015
Open disputes at month end509377309
Closure types for this month:
Withdrawn18710
Resolved by agreement1720
Final decision014
Default and non-compliance decisions101
Other100

Intimate Images

  • The Intimate Images Protection Act (IIPA) came into force on January 29, 2024.
  • Protection Order: claims for an order that require an intimate image be deleted, de-indexed, and/or removed from a website or social media platform.
  • Administrative Penalty: claims for a monetary penalty if a person or internet platform doesn’t comply with a protection order.
  • Damages: On March 18, 2026, the maximum amount that the CRT can order in an intimate images damages claim increased from $5,000 to $75,000. These are claims related to the harm caused by sharing or threatening to share an intimate image without consent.
Protection OrderAdministrative PenaltyDamages
Solution Explorer uses this month80Included in Protection OrderIncluded in Protection Order
Open disputes at month start851425
New this month2005
Closed this month2746
Open disputes at month end781024
Closure types for this month:
Withdrawn1312
Resolved by agreement000
Final decision1334
Default and non-compliance decisions000
Other100