Technology is transforming every aspect of the business. Key Findings The 10th edition of the World Insurance Report features interviews with 103 insurance executives and more than 8,000 customer responses from 21 regions across North America, Europe, LATAM […]

Happy Thanksgiving! Ever wonder why the Americans celebrate Thanksgiving Day in November, and we celebrate in October? In the 1870s, the US Thanksgiving Day tradition began and Canada, not wanting to appear rude, quickly followed suit. From […]

This video first ran in December 2011. We asked our viewers to send us their questions and concerns about winter tires, and we posed those to tire expert Paul Luciano, co-owner of CP Tire in Carleton Place, Ontario. Janet […]

Is summer over already? It seems that the lawn is just coming out of dormancy in my yard but night time temperatures have dipped below 7 degrees. That and the fact that it is October the first means that […]

Ryan Goldsman | The Motley Fool With two interest rate increases in the books for 2017, Canadians could be looking at a third increase before December 31. Given this potential headwind, every investor will want to ask themselves […]

Excerpted article was written by JASON TCHIR | The Globe and Mail We just moved to Surrey from San Diego, and I was surprised when the insurance guy here said ICBC doesn’t let you show police your insurance […]

Excerpted article was written by ASHLEY WADHWANI Eating cereal, reading a book or petting a dog – Sgt. Lorne Lecker has seen drivers do it all. The traffic enforcement officer has worked almost 30 years for the Deas […]

National Teen Driver Safety Week: October 15-21, 2017 Parachute is excited to announce the fifth annual National Teen Driver Safety Week (NTDSW) in Canada. NTDSW is designed to drive public awareness of teen driver safety issues, and encourages community and […]

I live near a section of Highway 19 that travels through a built up area. The highway changes from 4 lanes divided by a barrier with a posted speed of 90 km/h to 4 lanes that is […]

The Maine supreme court on Wednesday began considering whether a paper millworker left suicidal by narcotic painkillers should receive workers’ compensation for medical marijuana. It’s the first time the court has considered the question of insurance reimbursement for medical […]

By Carolyn Ray, CBC News Insurance bureaus north and south of the border say Canadians who own property in U.S. areas hit by Irma need to get on the phone and learn whether their homes have been damaged. In […]

ICBC, government and police are reminding drivers to “take a break from their phone” Distracted driving continues to claim more lives on B.C. roads than impaired driving. Despite tougher penalties, more police enforcement and continued public education, […]