A sometimes overlooked tool can help Canadian businesses cope with impacts from protracted trade discussions with the U.S.

Insurers have increased the proportion of investment technology budgets allocated to AI — from 8% in 2024 to more than 20%.

The majority of brokers (96%) say they're trusted advisors on insurance and risk matters. They share ways they earn clients' ...

Federal soil remediation and recovery requirements are the latest challenge in the process to rebuild Jasper, Alta., after ...

Some Charlotte County municipalities are working toward wildfire resiliency plans as part of the expansion of the FireSmart ...

Efforts to keep a lid on theft, rising repair costs and fraud haven't prevented premium increases in most of the province's ...

Your prospective employees may be presenting their more analytical selves, thinking that’s what will get them past your AI ...

Brokers can expect to be held legally responsible for any incorrect information that their brokerage’s AI spits out to ...

Hail in Canada and the U.S. causes more than half (55%) of total NatCat and extreme weather claims for solar photovoltaic ...

An EF-2 tornado touched down a couple kilometres north of Lodgepole last week, leaving a trail of destruction three or four ...

Insurance adjusters are beginning their response to a Sunday Calgary supercell storm that brought high winds, heavy rain, and ...

Canadian businesses believe they’re too small to be attractive targets for threat actors, despite most experiencing an attack ...