Often, but not always, the basic Ontario limitation period is two years from discovery of the claim. Under s. 4 of the Limitations Act, 2002, a proceeding generally cannot be commenced after the second anniversary of the day the claim was discovered, and s. 5 makes discovery a fact-sensitive concept tied to knowledge of the loss, its cause, the person responsible, and whether a proceeding is an appropriate means to seek a remedy.
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