Claims
Condo association calls for changes to help corporations recoup losses
Quebec’s association representing condo corporations is reiterating a call on the newly re-elected provincial government to amend the Civil Code...
Are driver shortages fueling a spike in Alberta trucking claims?
Border crossing issues stemming from COVID-19 health restrictions, as well as an aging workforce that’s rapidly reaching retirement, has led...
Is cyber insurance upticking across Canadian organizations?
Seventy-four per cent of organizations across Canada have decided to invest in cyber insurance in 2022 compared to 59% in...
How large property loss claims can become larger — and how to avoid it
A large property loss claim can be worsened by theft or adverse weather events during the initial logistics stage if...
Brokerage’s 11-year lawsuit against tech vendor allowed to continue
Ballam Insurance Services, a Nova Scotia brokerage that sued its tech vendor 11 years ago over server issues, is allowed...
Many Canadians are driving more but are they telling their insurers?
Insurers across Canada gave drivers a break on their premiums during pandemic lockdowns to reflect a sharp reduction in the...
GRC policy includes increased compliance costs for rebuild, court rules
Guaranteed replacement cost (GRC) coverage for rebuilding a flooded home in an area regulated by a conservation authority includes the...
How do truck owners calculate downtime claims?
When a business’ profits are dependent on having a truck or fleet of trucks fully operational, any downtime can lead...
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 commercial insurers can mitigate claims costs
Inflationary pressures are adding to the cost of first- and even third-party property claims, one commercial insurer said. However, if...
