Industry
Brad Clisdell began his insurance journey with Aviva Canada 20 years ago in a part-time position while he was studying. He took on a full-time underwriting assistant position in 2005 after completing his Diploma in Management Studies with a major in Insurance and Risk Management from Grant MacEwan Community College. Since then, Clisdell has grown […]
September 18, 2024
4 min read
Claims
The CrowdStrike event shouldn’t trigger the next cyber hard market or lead to significant rate increases, a CFC expert said during a webinar.
By Jason Contant | September 17, 2024
3 min read
Martine Chouinard’s career spans nearly four decades, and her insurance journey reflects her dedication to the industry, commitment to her brokers, and passion for lifelong learning. Chouinard began her career in 1985 at Zurich in the claims department, handling opening calls from brokers and insureds. Over the years she has held various roles, including adjuster […]
September 17, 2024
A home insurer may have to defend a negligence lawsuit against a homeowner, since the policy's "intentional act" exclusion may not apply.
By David Gambrill | September 16, 2024
Some specialty lines markets such as cyber are facing difficulties identifying new buyers and growing the customer base.
By Jason Contant | September 16, 2024
2 min read
Any claim is a high-stress period in a person’s life. A complex commercial claim has the potential to elevate stress to unprecedented heights. The customer must grapple not only with the immediate loss but its repercussions on employees, suppliers and customers – and the future viability of the business. The number one consideration for insurers […]
September 16, 2024
Andrea Carlson’s foray into the insurance world began over two decades ago during her last year of high school when her mother, a commercial lines broker, suggested she enrol in Fanshawe College’s insurance program. Carlson first worked as a commercial customer service broker at various brokerages while completing her CAIB designation. She then joined Economical […]
Convenience stores in Ontario began selling beer, wine and canned cocktails but those stores now stock a less desirable commodity – more risk
By Phil | September 13, 2024
Ontario tribunal finds stepping into a vehicle to protect yourself against an assault is not the same as an auto "accident."
By David Gambrill | September 13, 2024
July flooding in the province caused $2.5 billion in insured damage, according to initial estimates CatIQ.
By Alyssa DiSabatino | September 13, 2024
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