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Nova Scotia's planned auto reforms came into effect April 1, but did not include a controversial optional tort product for minor injuries - which was "deferred" by the provincial government for further study. Other changes, such as diagnostic and treatment protocols for minor injuries, are full speed ahead.
By Craig Harris | March 31, 2013
7 min read
Insurers in Canada have seen thousands of wind and rain damage claims, along with a few for business interruption, in the wake of the storm that followed Hurricane Sandy. Losses, however, appear not to be as severe as originally envisioned.
By Greg Meckbach, Associate Editor | December 31, 2012
6 min read
Glenn T. Gibson, recipient of the 2011 Established Leader Award from the Insurance Institute of Canada, describes Canada's P&C industry leaders as anomalies to the leadership theories of best-selling author Malcolm Gladwell
By David Gambrill, Editor | March 31, 2012
5 min read
Property claims adjusters are legally required to use insurance restoration contractors that are registered with Ontario's home warranty corporation.
By Robert Curry, Director, Field Claims, Tarion Warranty Corporation | December 31, 2011
3 min read
The large-scale catastrophes occurring in 2011 point to the need for companies to check the terms and conditions of their commercial property policies.
By Jill Dalton, Partner, Dempsey Partners | November 30, 2011
Munich Re Canada held a special cocktail reception on Sept 29 at The National Club in Toronto on the occasion of the retirement of Linda Warher. A CIP and FCIP, Wahrer has spent the last 20 years of her extensive reinsurance career with Munich Re. She has been involved with the Insurance Institute and various […]
October 31, 2011
1 min read
Insurers would be doing a real service to their communities (and the industry) by supporting and sharing climate change research that helps the public understand whether or not it's facing a new breed of cat.
By David Gambrill, Editor | August 31, 2011
Great American Insurance Group set sail aboard the Captain Matthew Flinders on June 23 for a cruise around the Toronto Harbour. The day of fun, hosted by the Property & Inland Marine Executive Liability and Fidelity & Crime Divisions, was held in appreciation of their supporting brokers in the Greater Toronto Area.
July 31, 2011
Greg Merrithew, poised to become the incoming president of the Canadian Independent Adjusters' Association (CIAA), is used to dealing with unique, difficult and territorial challenges.
By Vanessa Mariga, Associate Editor | June 30, 2011
Streamlined upload functionality is becoming the order of the day, and company portal technology is falling by the wayside.
By Karl Greenlaw, CEO, Brovada Technologies Inc. | May 31, 2011
4 min read
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