Commercial space ventures could need insurance

Saskatchewan’s response to the Humboldt Broncos crash is ready to be introduced. The province is launching its new mandatory training legislation for semi-truck drivers, eight months after the Humboldt Broncos…

Distracted driving is becoming an increasing problem around Canada, with most provinces citing the infraction as the leading cause of injury and fatalities on roads. Smartphones are the center of…

Recreational cannabis for Canadian adults is now legal and has been for over a month since the Cannabis Act was enacted on Oct. 17. However, despite the legislation being in…

Data breaches are becoming increasingly common and don’t just affect small businesses that have not shored up their cyber. Indeed, major corporations and government agencies are often targeted, as recent…

Many Canadians now face a year-long risk from weather. As wildfire and flooding seasons end, the country is about to be gripped by winter. As the cold season arrives, blizzards,…

A survey by the Travel Health Insurance Association of Canada (THiA) found on fifth of respondents who are vacationing this year are not away of the rules around travelling with…

In case you missed the memo, Facebook is no longer the social media place to be. Yes, a broker or insurer will drum up plenty of business by advertising on…

British Columbia continues to search for ways to ease the financial pressures on the Insurance Corporation of British Columbia (ICBC). The latest measure introduced by the province’s Attorney General will…

Oshawa, Ontario, a city traditionally described as the automotive capital of Canada, is slowly losing grip on the industry that helped define it. Being the automotive capital of the country…

Distracted driving continues to be a persistent and increasing issue on roads around Canada. In Saskatchewan, distracted driving already accounts for more road fatalities than impaired driving. Through October, there…