Eric Szeto, Tyana Grundig, David Common · CBC News ·  A Marketplace hidden camera investigation is raising questions about how bank employees are selling a pricey and controversial product marketed to help with credit card payments if you lose your job or get sick. […]

Most Canadians will be enjoying an extra hour of sleep this weekend as clocks ‘fall back’ to daylight standard time. However, the extra morning light means dusk comes sooner making the afternoon drive riskier for pedestrians, cyclists […]

Tornadoes in Ottawa and Gatineau, wildfires in BC, and summer storms in the Prairies are adding up, with the Insurance Bureau of Canada reporting in September that insured damage from coast to coast has exceeded a billion dollars. […]

Excerpted article is written by Justin Thouin Co-Founder and CEO of LowestRates.ca. Even if you don’t use legalized cannabis, chances are, legalization is going to affect you. Insurance is one area where cannabis will have a far-reaching impact. Companies […]

By Barbara Ortutay THE ASSOCIATED PRESS NEW YORK _ When Facebook bought Instagram for $1 billion in 2012, it seemed like a big gamble for an unproven little app. Six years later, that little app _ along […]

Article by Adrian C. Elmslie and Wendy N. Moody Dentons Is it possible for a party not named in an insurance policy to be entitled to insurance proceeds under that policy? In short, it is. Parties who are not a […]

By Dan Healing THE CANADIAN PRESS RVs provide freedom for adventurous travellers, but it will cost you. CALGARY _ The symbol of a retirement filled with travel and relaxation arrived last year for Bruce and Lisa Anderson […]

by Lyle Adriano Ontario is joining Alberta, British Columbia, and Manitoba in exempting turban-wearing Sikhs from wearing motorcycle helmets. Last week, the Progressive Conservative government said that the new rule will recognize Sikh motorcycle riders’ civil rights and […]

Ottawa Business Journal Driving high and under the influence of drugs is a criminal offence, with potentially devastating – even deadly – consequences. And yet impaired driving is still alarmingly prevalent in Canada. A 2017 study on […]

Cst. Tim Schewe (Ret.) Change is good, that is unless the town wants to upgrade a busy T intersection with a roundabout rather than installing traffic lights. This is the situation in Qualicum Beach where the town […]

Canadians could face rising home and car insurance costs once recreational marijuana is legalized as insurers eye increased risks stemming from a potential increase in people consuming cannabis, according to industry experts. Alyssa Furtado, CEO of Ratehub.ca – a […]

Excerpreted Article by Devan Marr Strigberger Brown Armstrong LLP The recent decision of Van Huizen v. Trisura Guarantee Insurance Company, reinforces that Courts have little interest in protracted coverage battles between parties. The facts of the case are important but […]