It is back to work for many people today and while many of us have made resolutions for the New Year, Insurance Bureau of Canada (IBC) encourages everyone to put safety first. An easy resolution to make, and keep, […]

Source: The Coalition Against Insurance Fraud While much of insurance fraud goes unreported, at least $80 billion in fraudulent claims are made annually in the U.S. The Coalition Against Insurance Fraud, a group of insurance, consumers and […]

The Insurance Bureau of Canada (IBC) released its annual list of Canada’s most frequently stolen vehicles, which is compiled using data from its members across the country. Once again, the Ford F-Series trucks topped the list. These […]

Desjardins Group Latest Desjardins survey reveals 1 in 4 Canadians have experienced water damage to their home but only half know what’s covered by their insurance policy AURORA, ON, Dec. 6, 2018 /CNW Telbec/ – With winter right around the […]

by Greg Meckbach Ontario’s new government should require motorists to buy more liability coverage than is currently mandatory, a lawyer who represents claimants says. “I think everyone in the insurance industry would agree that $200,000 is far […]

By Philip Reed THE ASSOCIATED PRESS In the excitement of buying a new (or used) car it’s easy to forget critical details that wind up costing you money. I learned this over more than a decade of […]

In a recent survey of Ontarians conducted by Leger, 60 percent of respondents indicated that they feel they are paying too much for insurance. Foxquilt, a growing insurance technology company leveraging big data and machine learning to transform […]

The union representing workers at the General Motors assembly plant in Oshawa, Ont., is promising “one hell of a fight” after the automaker announced it would close the location along with four other facilities in the U.S. […]

Reasons for judgement were published this week by the BC Court of Appeal upholding a trial judge’s assessment of fault for a pedestrian/vehicle collision. In the recent case (Vandendorpel v. Evoy) the Plaintiff was struck while crossing […]

by Glenn McGillivray It is somewhat understandable why most Canadians seem to know virtually nothing about how building codes work in this country. After all, a person might only really be exposed to code-related issues if they were […]

In today’s Fall Economic Statement, the Ontario government committed to cut red tape in the auto insurance system to benefit consumers. “We congratulate the government on working to create the type of insurance system that is long overdue,” said Kim […]

One in three Canadians haven’t read their home or auto insurance policy, according to new research from Sonnet Insurance, Canada’s only national online home and auto insurance company. Those who do attempt to read it are traditionally greeted with lengthy […]