One of the problems with large natural disasters like Fort McMurray is that much smaller ones can pile up with little notice and no fanfare. This seems to be what’s happening in Canada this year. As all eyes have been…
Read more →In an age where losses from severe weather are driving changes to homeowners’ policies that are not always seen as positive to insureds, it might be time to think about giving homeowners the option of a cheaper insurance product that…
Read more →Some are calling 2014 a quiet – even a ‘reprieve’ – year for Canadian catastrophe losses. But when you put the year’s $880+ million up against 2013’s $3.2 billion, of course it will look like a quiet year (even a…
Read more →From an insurance perspective, essentially all of the large-loss hail events recorded in Canada have occurred in Alberta. Indeed, the top three most expensive hailers on record took place in that province. Emergency Preparedness Canada’s website lists the September 7,…
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