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If the death was the result of a work incident, a car accident, or a crime, benefits may be available to assist the survivors: | If the death was the result of a work incident, a car accident, or a crime, benefits may be available to assist the survivors: | ||
* '''Workers’ compensation benefits:''' If the death was the result of a work incident, benefits may be available as workers’ compensation through | * '''Workers’ compensation benefits:''' If the death was the result of a work incident, benefits may be available as workers’ compensation through [https://www.worksafebc.com/en|WorkSafeBC]. | ||
* '''ICBC benefits:''' If the death was due to a car accident, benefits are available from ICBC at www.icbc.com. Regardless of who was responsible for the accident, certain funeral expenses and survivor benefits are payable. | * '''ICBC benefits:''' If the death was due to a car accident, benefits are available from ICBC at www.icbc.com. Regardless of who was responsible for the accident, certain funeral expenses and survivor benefits are payable. | ||
* '''Victims of crime assistance:''' If the death was a result of a crime, assistance may be available to survivors from the Crime Victim Assistance Program. Call 1-866-660-3888 or contact cvap@gov.bc.ca. | * '''Victims of crime assistance:''' If the death was a result of a crime, assistance may be available to survivors from the Crime Victim Assistance Program. Call 1-866-660-3888 or contact cvap@gov.bc.ca. | ||
