Views (February 01, 2003)

January 31, 2003 | Last updated on October 1, 2024

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The "Voice of the Toronto Raptors", Herbie Kuhn, gave an inspirational address at the Insurance Brokers of Toronto Region (IBTR) December luncheon. As the PA announcer for Toronto's NBA franchise, and a community leader, Kuhn shared his thoughts on faith and making dreams come true. The IBTR will hold its annual general meeting on March 19.|MLG Peter Wolf presents a cheque for $1,500 from the Blue Goose - Nova Scotia Pond to Louis Brill, general manager of Nova Scotia Special Olympics. The presentation was made at the Pond's Christmas dinner at Ashburn Golf Club in Halifax.|The "Voice of the Toronto Raptors", Herbie Kuhn, gave an inspirational address at the Insurance Brokers of Toronto Region (IBTR) December luncheon. As the PA announcer for Toronto's NBA franchise, and a community leader, Kuhn shared his thoughts on faith and making dreams come true. The IBTR will hold its annual general meeting on March 19. — The “Voice of the Toronto Raptors”, Herbie Kuhn, gave an inspirational address at the Insurance Brokers of Toronto Region (IBTR) December luncheon. As the PA announcer for Toronto’s NBA franchise, and a community leader, Kuhn shared his thoughts on faith and making dreams come true. The IBTR will hold its annual general meeting on March 19.|MLG Peter Wolf presents a cheque for $1,500 from the Blue Goose – Nova Scotia Pond to Louis Brill, general manager of Nova Scotia Special Olympics. The presentation was made at the Pond’s Christmas dinner at Ashburn Golf Club in Halifax.|The “Voice of the Toronto Raptors”, Herbie Kuhn, gave an inspirational address at the Insurance Brokers of Toronto Region (IBTR) December luncheon. As the PA announcer for Toronto’s NBA franchise, and a community leader, Kuhn shared his thoughts on faith and making dreams come true. The IBTR will hold its annual general meeting on March 19.

The Insurance Bureau of Canada (IBC) is already seeing dividends in its battle against auto theft, with the recovery of 17 vehicles that had been stolen and taken to China. Through a new international relationship with the Chinese Intelligence Bureau (CIB) and Hong Kong Police Force, the IBC was able to bring the vehicles, valued at more than $900,000, back to Canada. The cars, all Audis, had been stolen from the Greater Toronto Area and were seized by Chinese authorities in 2000.

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AIG Environmental has joined with about REMEDIATION.com to provide environmental insurance and risk management resources to the site, a source for remediation, brownfields redevelopment, and property cleanup information. The information is to help real estate developers, engineers, environmental consultants and others in the remediation industry gain a better understanding of risk management and insurance options. The AboutRISK feature on about Remediation.com is sponsored by Aon Reed Stenhouse Inc.

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Software solutions provider Solcorp has launched an online customer support center at www.solcorp.com. The site provides answers to commonly asked questions regarding usage, technical information and installation of Solcorp products and free access to web-based training courses. There are also quick downloads of select Solcorp software, and previews of new products.

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