Alyssa Disabatino

The intense hailstorm that caused $2.8 billion in damage to Calgary bring into question whether homeowners have sufficient coverage.

Insurance is among the best places for recent high school graduates to advance their careers. But how will the industry attract them?

Canadians have no plans to slow down on vacations. But the budget cuts they are making might put them at risk during their trip.

Supply chain distress from the pandemic may be seemingly fading into the background, but commercial CEOs must prioritize this risk.

Top insurer bodies of the Commonwealth countries are sounding the alarm on the worsening insurance protection gap caused by extreme weather.

Proposed reform to Ontario’s no-fault auto insurance coverage will make all but two accident benefits optional.

When a wildfire devastates a community, brokers step up. Not just with insurance policy support, but with guidance and empathy.

Learning new technology can wear away at a broker’s time and energy, which is already stretched thin by their work.

Brokers beware: Canadian IT professionals are more hesitant to implement AI into their cybersecurity plans than the rest of the globe, finds new survey results.

Insurance is in climate change debt, and clients are paying the price. But there is a money-saving strategy that also protects clients.