Catastrophes
No way to enforce fire codes on First Nations, and new law would be costly: document
OTTAWA – There is no way to enforce building or fire codes on First Nations and pursuing a legislative fix...
How Hurricane Ian will strain insurers’ capacity
Hurricane Ian’s Florida landfall last week and subsequent return to the Carolinas means it’s shaping up to be one of...
What happened to the ‘quiet’ hurricane season?
Not long ago, hurricane season began very quietly with no North Atlantic hurricanes in all of August. But now it...
What claims adjusters are seeing from Fiona
Claims adjusters are seeing a wide variety of personal and commercial lines claims in the wake of post-tropical storm Fiona...
How much will Fiona cost Canadian P&C insurers?
Post-tropical storm Fiona could cost the Canadian property and casualty insurance industry between $300 million and $700 million, ratings agency...
Here’s how much western Canada’s summer storms cost the industry
Six summer storms across western Canada in July and August will cost the industry approximately $900 million in insured damages...
Why your business should use integrated models of risk
In the midst of geopolitical volatility, a changing climate, inflationary pressures, emerging energy products and more, the best thing risk...
Who’s at fault in caution light crashes?
Canada’s dreaded amber light: it’s the source of numerous intersection crashes, resulting in untold insurance claims. If you are dispensing...
Lessons from COVID-19 will help brokers get clients through a recession
If a long-predicted recession comes to pass, brokers will need to stay close to their clients’ changing needs. But in...
