Early estimates peg the damage brought on by post-tropical storm Fiona at $300 to $700 million dollars — the most expensive natural disaster in Atlantic Canada by a long shot. Insurance costs show extreme weather events are more frequent, meaning premiums will continue to rise across the board. Anne Gaviola has more. Partial Video Credit: Newsflare
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Storm Fiona: How will increasing extreme weather impact your insurance premiums?
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