The Insurance Institute of Nova Scotia is pleased to announce their 2025 event line up! Whether you’re looking to expand your ...

Improving the mental health of P&C insurance industry employees rests on recognizing the signs of a crisis, and build trust ...

Building back better is now a key feature in the federal government’s updated Disaster Financial Assistance Arrangements ...

QuickFacts, a leader in innovative tools for insurance brokers, is proud to celebrate a record-breaking 2024. With new product launches, significant time savings for brokers, and expanded industry ...

The Bank of Canada delivered an interest rate cut on Wednesday, but looming U.S. tariffs are weighing on its economic outlook.

Government participation in catastrophe insurance programs is critical, says Wilfrid Laurier University professor Mary Kelly.

Ontario’s financial services regulator is monitoring medical services fraud related to auto accident insurance claims in the ...

The record-high rental lengths for collision-related car rentals seen during the pandemic continues to descend, according to ...

Ontario’s insurance regulator has appointed Dexter John as its new chief executive officer, effective Mar. 1, 2025.

B.C.'s Supreme Court has certified the provincial government's class-action lawsuit against opioid manufacturers and ...

Burns caused by spilled hot coffee at a drive-through count as an “auto accident,” meaning the injuries are covered by auto ...

The first catastrophe (Cat) bond is coming to Canada, which will provide TD Insurance additional reinsurance capacity.