
Is Depression a Disability in Canada? Claiming Long-Term Disability Benefits in Ontario
Depression is a recognized disability in Canada and Ontario. Under the Ontario Human Rights Code and the Canadian Human Rights Act, depression is protected when it significantly limits your ability to work or manage daily activities. Despite this, depression disability claims are often when insurers argue there is insufficient “objective” medical evidence. If your long-term … Read more
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