Nearly one-third — or 29% — of claims processed in the last 10 years were due to major catastrophic weather or climate events ...

As Canadian insurers grapple with a near $9 billion loss year in 2024, it may be time to redefine perils, reinsurers say.

The 1990s catchphrase, ‘It’s the economy, stupid,’ gains traction with P&C insurance brokers, says our2025 National Broker ...

A B.C. court decision may have negative effects for condo corporations seeking insurance when they have short-term renters ...

The one-way care approach required of customer service professionals may have an unmeasured impact on mental health.

Resistance to diversity, equity and inclusion (DEI) programs in the P&C industry is largely driven by belief, say brokers ...

IBAC has launched a redesigned, interactive tech website to provide brokers with information, use cases, and benchmarks for ...

On April 16, CSIO hosted its 2025 Members’ Meeting and Reception at One King West Hotel in Toronto. This annual event ...

Supply chain disruptions may result in higher indemnity costs and increased secondary expenses, Aon says in the report.

City Council heard about several situations involving water leaks, frozen pipes, and tenants gone rogue, which have led to ...

Tariffs on Canadian goods entering the U.S., and Canadian counter-tariffs, create confusion for commercial insurance clients.

Roiling investment markets – including a U.S. Treasury bond selloffs – triggered by tariffs will hit insurance company ...