Canadian company directors who fail to address climate and nature risks could face negligence claims and lawsuits.

Brokers should counsel their clients to step back and quantify their risks in this newfound economic and trade landscape.

The Lytton First Nation in B.C. that was devastated four years ago by a wildfire has ordered that some of its reserves be ...

Lag times while businesses wait for a firm trade deal may be cause some clients to take actions that change their risk ...

The Toronto flooding event was one of four major summer Cats last year, which saw a record-breaking $9 billion in insured ...

Commercial insurance rates experience the sixth consecutive quarterly decrease in Canada, says a new Marsh report.

Auto theft of private passenger vehicles in Canada decreased 19.1% in the first half of 2025 compared to the same period in ...

BrokerLink remains on track to hit $5 billion in premium before the end of the year, IFC chief financial officer Ken Anderson ...

Dhillon is now CEO of Aviva Canada. Dhillon was appointed as the interim CEO of Aviva Canada last month, and the ‘interim’ ...

The Collaborative Water Data Viewer application has been ready for a couple of months, and the official launch is 'imminent.' ...

As the U.S. administration inks trade deals, these economic impacts should be top of mind for Canada's P&C sector ...

Extended dry weather and drought conditions over the past two growing seasons have significantly impacted local agricultural ...