Insurance Bureau Of Canada
Post-tropical storm Dorian caused over $105M in insured damage in Atlantic Canada: insurance bureau
The bureau says 70Â per cent of the full amount is for damage to personal property, 25 per cent is for damage to commercial property and the remaining amount is for damage to automobiles. Continue reading
Edmonton’s early August hailstorm resulted in $89M in insured damages: IBC
The cost associated with a vicious hailstorm that slammed into Alberta’s Capital Region earlier this month became much clearer on Tuesday. Continue reading
Dashcams provide ‘unbiased witness’ when bad things happen to good drivers
Dashboard cameras are increasingly being installed in personal vehicles by drivers who want to bring along an impartial witness when they hit the road. Continue reading
British Columbians pay the highest on average in car insurance in Canada
By Richard Zussman Online Journalist based at B.C. Legislature
On average, British Columbians pay $327 more for insurance per year than they would in Ontario. Continue reading
Roadblocks ahead for Alberta drivers trying to get insurance: industry professionals
By Tomasia DaSilva Reporter
Albertans are being cautioned about speed bumps ahead when it comes to insurance coverage. Continue reading
City to host info sessions for Ottawa flood victims
The City of Ottawa has scheduled four info sessions next week for residents affected by flooding on how to recover and access help. Continue reading
3 years after Fort McMurray wildfire, rebuild continues: ‘We just want our home back’
It’s been three years since a raging wildfire tore through Fort McMurray and for some, the rebuild continues. Continue reading
British Columbians pay a lot more for car insurance than Albertans: Report
By Richard Zussman Online Journalist based at B.C. Legislature
British Columbia drivers pay significantly more than Alberta drivers for auto insurance. Continue reading
Surge in maritime trade provides opportunities for drug and car smugglers
The additional containers present an opportunity for criminals to capitalize on limited law enforcement resources and hide more contraband among the legitimate goods Continue reading
Ottawa family shares lesson learned after home deemed unsafe months after tornado
“It worries me that there might be people in the same situation as us that just don’t even know it,” Craig Henry resident Renata Scorsone told Global News. Continue reading