Claims
The province is changing how it provides disaster financial assistance by capping claims related to the same type of disaster at $200,000.
By Jason Contant | February 23, 2023
3 min read
TD Home and Auto Insurance has settled a class action lawsuit for $4.8 million related to cancelled flights during the COVID-19 pandemic.
By David Gambrill | February 23, 2023
2 min read
More than 33,000 Hydro One customers are without power after Wednesday's winter storm in southwestern Ontario.
By The Canadian Press | February 23, 2023
Automation and AI are useful tools that help insurance adjusters close client claims quickly and focus on higher-value losses.
By Phil Porado | February 23, 2023
B.C. is introducing more supports to better prepare communities for natural disasters related to climate change before they happen.
By Jason Contant | February 22, 2023
Research suggests heavy oil facilities in Alberta and Saskatchewan are releasing four times the amount of a greenhouse gas than they report.
By Jason Contant | February 21, 2023
Controls and underwriting actions that cyber insurers took over the course of 2020 and 2021 started paying off last year, said Tim Zeilman.
Police did not use the federal Emergencies Act to suspend the auto insurance policies of any Freedom Convoy protest participants last year,
By David Gambrill | February 21, 2023
While self-driving technology is improving rapidly, the insurance industry needs to think carefully about full reliance on these systems
By Phil Porado | February 17, 2023
4 min read
Residents of a rural N.S. community are looking for compensation from the power utility - and a grid designed for the changing climate
By Jason Contant | February 17, 2023
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