According to the Insurance Bureau of Canada, insured damage for severe weather events across the nation tallied just under $2.4 billion.

The Insurance Bureau of Canada has released its annual list of the top 10 most stolen vehicles in Alberta -- and this year, it's comprised entirely of Ford F-series and Dodge Ram trucks.

The Insurance Bureau of Canada, an association that represents the industry, says the team will start its work by focusing on helping the hard-hit hospitality sector in Ontario.

It has been four months since Calgary's devastating hailstorm left many homes in tatters, and still, tens of thousands of claims remain open.

In spring, large and small companies offered temporary discounts and premium deferrals amid COVID-19, but those deals ended in September.

Calgary's mayor and several councillors toured the affected neighbourhoods on Monday to get a firsthand glimpse of the damage.

The Canadian Trucking Alliance has put total losses from cargo theft at $5 billion a year.

An April flood that led to the evacuation of several northern Alberta communities caused more than half a billion dollars in insured damage.

The Insurance Bureau of Canada says the hail, rain and wind that hit Calgary, Airdrie and Rocky View County on June 13 were part of the costliest hailstorm and the fourth most expensive insured natural disaster in Canadian history.

About 300 adjusters have come in from outside Alberta, including about 100 from the United States, for a mix of desk and field work.