Claims

• Workplace injuries on the rise, as Manitoba unions raise concerns over safety

  Workplace injuries seem to be on the rise. For some union reps, this reflects concern over safety. And for one employer, it means a SAFE Work certification

  Canada

  Jun 7, 2023
  
• Manitoba Public Insurance rolls out a new service, customers to get easier access

  Manitoba Public Insurance announced a new feature that would allow customers to get easier access to their insurance claims information online.

  Money

  May 9, 2023
  
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• Pothole claims skyrocket in Manitoba

  MPI says the number of motorists making pothole claims in Manitoba is unlike anything we've seen in the last few year.

  Traffic

  Apr 21, 2022
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• Blood Tribe finalizing cattle, natural gas settlements in excess of $165M from feds

  In order for the settlement to be granted, at least 25 per cent of Blood Tribe members 21 years and older must vote -- with a simply majority in favour.

  Canada

  Aug 17, 2021
• British Columbians to get second ICBC COVID-19 rebate

  The public insurer said Friday that it will issue a second rebate because of lower claims costs due to fewer crashes during the pandemic.

  Politics

  Jun 11, 2021
• Figures show claims mounting as hail hammers Saskatchewan farmers in 2019

  The Canadian Crop Hail Association says that at the mid-point of the year, Saskatchewan farmers filed 6,900 claims -- the most on the Prairies.

  Canada

  Aug 16, 2019
• Figures show hail damage claims down for Manitoba farmers so far this year

  The Canadian Crop Hail Association says more than 10,000 damage claims have been received by its member companies so far this season.

  Weather

  Aug 16, 2019
• WorkSafeNB aims to lower rates for automate claims and employers

  The head of WorkSafe New Brunswick says he wants to see a decrease in work place death and accidents as the agency modernizes how it handles claims.

  Politics

  Jul 17, 2019
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• Hamilton man sentenced for making false child tax benefit claims

  The Canada Revenue Agency says Edwin Woghiren was sentenced earlier this month to a one year conditional sentence and a fine over $115, 000.

  Crime

  Apr 11, 2019
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• Trial lawyers say ICBC treating those injured in crashes unfairly due to settlement changes

  ICBC has recently changed the way it is dealing with injury settlements and the B.C. Trial Lawyers are worried it will hurt victims and increase costs for rate payers.

  Consumer

  Jan 14, 2019