If you or your spouse are admitted to hospital for longer than 48 hours or are medically returned to their province or territory of residence, your Travel Emergency benefits will return your dependent children home.
As of June 2, ASEBP will be closing the third-floor reception area to the public permanently. This means ASEBP will no longer be accepting walk-ins or in-person appointments. Covered members will still be able to meet with ASEBP virtually or over the phone through the online booking process. To book a meeting, please visit the Contact Us page on ASEBP.ca.
Canada Post may decide to strike as early as May 23. Find out how this will affect your benefits claims and/or claim reimbursements.
Canada Post may decide to strike as early as May 23. Find out how this will affect your benefits claims and/or claim reimbursements.
As of June 2, ASEBP will be closing the third-floor reception area to the public permanently. This means ASEBP will no longer be accepting walk-ins or in-person appointments. Covered members will still be able to meet with ASEBP virtually or over the phone through the online booking process. To book a meeting, please visit the Contact Us page on ASEBP.ca.
Canada Post may decide to strike as early as May 23. Find out how this will affect your benefits claims and/or claim reimbursements.
