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Report says Alberta government created command challenges fighting Jasper wildfire

Alberta Politics · Alberta

Report says Alberta government created command challenges fighting Jasper wildfire

85% Left coverage: 33 sources

A report into a wildfire that devastated the Rocky Mountain resort town of Jasper last summer says crews did their best but command and control was hampered by the Alberta government.See the Story

Manitoba is under provincewide emergency order as wildfires continue to burn

Firefighters · Manitoba

Manitoba is under provincewide emergency order as wildfires continue to burn

59% Left coverage: 32 sources

Wildfires show why CBC needs public safety mandate: researcher

Wildfires · Canada

Wildfires show why CBC needs public safety mandate: researcher

79% Left coverage: 29 sources

‘Extreme Wildfire Behaviour’ Forces Evacuation of Newfoundland Town

71% Left coverage: 17 sources

Environment Canada · Musgrave Harbour See the Story

Earnings Season Looms Over Inflation Data, Tariff Impact

Coverage: 4 sources

Photo by iStock/diane555 As Canadian businesses struggle to cope with the impacts of the ongoing trade tiff with the U.S., surety might be an overlooked tool on the workbench. Tariffs impact duties, taxes and fees, which means customs authorities are asking Canadian importers for more financial security, says Darrin De Stephanis, senior vice president of capital solutions and commercial surety growth leader at NFP Canada. “Surety bonds can addr…Taxes · Greensboro See the Story

Insurers: Pay attention to these predictors of future collisions

100% Center coverage: 1 sources

iStock.com/chris-mueller Near-misses involving pedestrians and cyclists in Canada are predictors of future collisions, but there are intersection design features that can help reduce these incidents, says a new study commissioned by CAA. “The findings are clear, near-misses are not isolated events; they are daily warnings that demand attention,” says Teresa Di Felice, assistant vice president of government and community relations at CAA South Ce…Ontario, Canada · Ontario Read Article

How brokers dial in client trust

100% Center coverage: 1 sources

Photo by iStock/NicoElNino Confidence is a beautiful thing — and it’s something brokers have in spades. Fully 96% of brokers responding to 2025’s National Broker Survey say they’d refer to themselves as a ‘trusted advisor on insurance and risk matters.’ And there’s only a slight divide between the percentage of women (97%) and men (95%) who feel that way. What’s more, 2025’s number is actually slightly down from the 98% who saw themselves as tru…Ontario, Canada · Ontario Read Article

Which Ontario cities see the highest auto coverage hikes?

100% Center coverage: 1 sources

Photo by iStock/zepp1969 Auto insurance premiums are still rising in most Ontario cities, despite efforts to keep a lid on rate hikes, notes a recent analysis by MyChoice. Auto theft in the province, rising repair costs, insurance fraud – including staged collisions – and rising claim payouts are all factors behind premium gains, says the insurance comparison site’s report. Interestingly, the Financial Services Regulatory Authority of Ontario re…Kingston, Ontario · Kingston Read Article

QuickFacts Partners with Red River Mutual to Support Broker Success Across the Prairies

100% Center coverage: 1 sources

TORONTO, ON, JULY 17, 2025/insPRESS/ – QuickFacts, an InsurTech software provider for insurance brokerages, is pleased to announce a new partnership with Red River Mutual. This collaboration helps Red River Mutual deliver on its long-standing commitment to brokers by giving them faster, easier access to critical underwriting information, helping them quote accurately, avoid rework, and serve their clients with confidence. Red River Mutual has be…Toronto, ON · Toronto Read Article

FireSmart expands into New Brunswick

100% Center coverage: 1 sources

A firefighter putting water during the Stein Lake wildfire in 2023. Patrick Watt/The Courier NEW BRUNSWICK — Some Charlotte County municipalities are working toward wildfire resiliency plans as part of the expansion of the FireSmart Program in New Brunswick. In April, the Department of Natural Resources and Energy Development launched the program, after an announcement from the federal and provincial governments for about $40 million to increase…Charlotte County, New Brunswick · Charlotte County Read Article

Court rejects insurer's bid to dismiss case that went dark 6+ years ago

100% Center coverage: 1 sources

iStock.com/lakshmiprasad S Security National Insurance Company and Belfor (Canada) have lost their bid to dismiss a home insurance claim that has dragged on for more than six years. B.C. Supreme Court agreed the delay was “inordinate.” It also found the claimant’s reasons for the delay were not persuasive. And so, why did it decline the insurer’s motion to dismiss the matter for a lack of action? “I conclude that on balance it is in the interest…Vancouver, British Columbia · Vancouver Read Article

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