A major earthquake in B.C. or Quebec could send shockwaves through the national economy, with insurers and experts warning that many losses are preventable
Branislav Urosevic Apr 06, 2026
After an unusually quiet year for weather losses, Paul Jackson warns Canada can’t ease off resilience investments
80% of major Canadian cities are located partly on or near vulnerable areas
Insurers call for stronger flood and wildfire defences
The grants underscore the growing role of local vegetation management and resilience planning in keeping property risks insurable
It's not the big-name disasters keeping insurers up at night anymore – it's something far more frequent and harder to predict
Pinkerton flood highlights funding disputes and limited coverage for dam-related losses
Brokers urged to reinforce risk controls amid shifting road conditions
Shore up properties and review flood and sewer-backup coverage before water levels rise, IBC warns
WTW's Grant Williamson shares key insights for SMEs on managing cyber, supply chain and emerging risks
Climate, cyber and supply chain shocks are colliding, forcing Canadian firms to rethink how they understand and structure risk
As ESG rules diverge globally and AI accelerates faster than regulation, Marsh's Robyn Campbell outlines the risks set to define executive liability in the years ahead
