Air Canada Crash Survivors Could Sue for $300K, Advocate Says
Survivors of the Air Canada plane crash at LaGuardia Airport may have legal grounds to sue the airline for damages reaching nearly $300,000, according to a passenger rights advocate.
Category : Insurance
Insurance Fraud Surge: Many Canadians Unknowingly Violate
A new report reveals insurance fraud claims have jumped nearly 50%, with auto incidents leading. Many Canadians commit unintentional fraud through omissions.
AMA Halts Motorcycle Insurance Before New Alberta Rules
Some Alberta motorcyclists have received notices that AMA will not renew their insurance plans as new provincial regulations loom, raising concerns about coverage options.
ICBC Ordered to Refund Driver After Faulty Left-Turn Crash Ruling
A civil resolution tribunal has ruled that ICBC wrongly assigned fault to a driver turning left on a yellow light, ordering a $500 deductible refund and prompting the insurer to change its responsibility determination process for such common crashes.
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Insurance Premiums Surge Across Canada, Hitting Cities Hard
A new report reveals 75% of Canadian households face rising auto and home insurance costs, with Toronto and other Ontario cities experiencing the steepest increases. Premiums now rival grocery bills as a major expense.
Akur8 Acquires Slope Software to Enter Life Insurance Market
Akur8, the global actuarial AI platform, has acquired Slope Software, expanding its offerings from property and casualty into the life and annuity insurance sector through this strategic move.
Hormuz Strait Insurance Costs Soar Post-Ship Attacks
Insurance premiums for vessels crossing the Strait of Hormuz have surged to 5% of ship value, up fivefold from earlier conflict levels, raising questions about ship owner willingness amid safety risks.
Identity Theft Insurance: A Critical Shield for Retirees
Experts highlight why identity theft insurance deserves consideration for retirees, who face disproportionate financial losses from identity crimes despite federal protections.
Alberta Should End Auto Insurance Rate Caps, Expert Warns
Economist Jack Mintz argues Alberta's auto insurance rate caps are driving companies out of the market, creating unsustainable conditions that could leave consumers with fewer options.
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Staged Collisions Rise as Auto Theft Falls, Fraud Grows
Insurance companies report a nearly 400% increase in staged collisions in 2025, linked to organized crime, while auto thefts decline by 18% nationwide. Experts warn drivers to stay vigilant against fraudulent schemes.
Insurance Fraud Allegations in Tow Truck Violence Cases
Investigative reports reveal staged collisions and insurance fraud are driving violent incidents in Canada's tow truck industry, with criminal groups exploiting claims for profit.
Ontario Woman Refuses Insurance Car Write-Off Offer
An Ontario woman is challenging her insurance company's decision to declare her car a total loss after a minor accident, highlighting a growing trend in auto insurance claims.
Inside the Hunt for Insurance Fraudsters Amid National Surge
Investigative report reveals a sharp rise in staged collisions across Canada, driving up premiums and prompting intensive fraud investigations by authorities.
iA Financial Eyes Major U.S. Deals as AI Shakes Insurance Sector
Canadian insurer iA Financial Corp. is pursuing multibillion-dollar acquisitions in the U.S. life insurance market, leveraging $1.4 billion in excess capital. CEO Denis Ricard addresses AI disruption concerns while highlighting the firm's record valuation
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B.C. Court Orders ICBC to Accept Hit-and-Run Claim
The B.C. Court of Appeal has reversed a lower court decision, ordering ICBC to allow a lawsuit by three individuals injured in a hit-and-run accident, finding they weren't required to conduct futile investigations.
Elena Sanz Wins Geneva Association Women in Insurance Award
Elena Sanz, CEO of Mapfre Iberia, receives the Geneva Association Women in Insurance Award for her people-centered leadership during company transformation and disaster responses in Spain.
Saskatchewan NDP, Residents Criticize SGI Rate Hike
Saskatchewan NDP and residents voice strong opposition to SGI's planned insurance rate increases, arguing the hikes will disproportionately impact vulnerable populations.
Albertans Pay Second-Highest Auto Insurance in Canada
A new report reveals Albertans pay an average of $1,835 annually for auto insurance, ranking second nationally. The findings highlight ongoing affordability concerns in the province's insurance market.
Imprisoned Sask. Woman Sues Over Unpaid House Fire Claim
Brittany Barry, serving six years for fatal impaired driving, and her husband are suing TD General Insurance for failing to cover costs from a 2024 house fire that destroyed their home.
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Quebec's SAAQ Faces Calls to Scrap Public Auto Insurance Model
A new report on Quebec's auto insurance board reveals major flaws, with critics arguing private models in other provinces offer better value and accessibility for drivers.
Rate Cap Hinders Care-First Auto Insurance in Alberta
Alberta's transition to a Care-First auto insurance system faces challenges due to the good driver rate cap, limiting choices and increasing costs for drivers and brokers.
Sun Life CEO on Asia Growth and Trade Diversification
Sun Life Financial CEO Kevin Strain discusses strong quarterly results, highlighting Hong Kong and Indonesia as standout Asian markets while emphasizing the company's role in helping Canada diversify trade.
ICBC Oversteps Authority, Must Reinstate Driver Benefits
A civil resolution tribunal has ordered ICBC to restore medical benefits to an injured driver, finding the insurer overstepped its authority during a medical assessment.
42% of Canadians Lack Life Insurance: Survey
A new survey highlights a significant gap in financial protection, with nearly half of Canadian adults reporting they do not have life insurance, raising concerns for families and dependents.
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Alberta Auto Insurance Reforms Aim to Cut Court Battles
New Alberta auto insurance reforms are designed to streamline compensation claims and reduce the frequency of expensive court battles, potentially lowering costs for drivers.
Auto Insurers Pressure Alberta Premier on Rate Caps
Insurance companies in Alberta are intensifying their campaign against Premier Danielle Smith's government over caps on auto insurance premium increases, threatening market withdrawal if restrictions remain.
Aging Homes Push Up Insurance Premiums in Canada
A new report reveals Canada's aging housing stock is contributing to rising home insurance costs, with premiums outpacing inflation in most provinces and three cities identified as high-risk areas.
Supreme Court Denies Couple's Claim for Additional Rebuilding Costs
The Supreme Court of Canada has ruled that a standard insurance policy does not entitle a couple to additional funds beyond the stated limits for rebuilding their home after a loss.
Calgary Dentist Jailed for $700K Insurance Fraud
A former Calgary dentist has been sentenced to three years in federal prison for submitting nearly $700,000 in fraudulent insurance claims over a decade-long period.
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Air Canada Not Liable for $5K Oatmeal Burn Claim
A B.C. tribunal ruled Air Canada does not owe compensation to a man who suffered burns from oatmeal at a Vancouver airport lounge, citing legal standards under aviation and liability acts.
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