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RCMP launch marijuana grow op database
Addresses of homes and businesses where grow ops and meth labs have operated now available online as part of Mountie’s Marihuana Grow Initiative
Archive for September, 2011
Fairfax Chairman and CEO re-elected as chancellor of the University of Waterloo
By ILSTV Staff on Sep 22, 2011 in Canadian Insurance
Prem Watsa will serve a second three-year term as chancellor of the university
How to have a successful meeting: Define the type of meeting
I know this sounds kind of crazy to get so descriptive in your meetings, but do you notice sometimes people come to meetings and they are not supposed to be there; they’re not the decision makers.
Piracy attacks on the rise
By ILSTV Staff on Sep 21, 2011 in International Insurance
The Arabian Sea has experienced a 267 percent increase of attacks year on year, said Aon Risk Solutions
Women in insurance still face leadership challenges
Nearly half of survey respondents report that 5 percent or less of senior management in their organizations are women; stress need for training, mentoring
Final Day at the 2011 RIMS Canada Conference in Ottawa
Final Day at the 2011 RIMS Canada Conference in Ottawa
A solid foundation is the key to success!
By ILSTV Staff on Sep 21, 2011 in Agriculture
BC and Alberta Fundamentals of Insurance 4 week program
ILScorp Insider October 2011 Edition
Coming up in the month of October 2011 with ILScorp and ILSTV.
Canadians believe working part-time is not a career killer
In Canada, 69% of male employees and 65% of female respondents state they do not believe working part time is possible in a management position.
CGL policy won’t cover in global warming lawsuit
By ILSTV Staff on Sep 20, 2011 in Legal Issues
Virginia Supreme Court says global warming is not an “occurrence”
Canada’s top employers for young people
By ILSTV Staff on Sep 20, 2011 in Business
Alberta Blue Cross, The Co-operators Life Insurance Company named to top employers for youth list
2011 will be the year with the highest insured earthquake losses in history
Approximately 26 000 people lost their lives in catastrophes in the first six months of 2011, most of them in Japan
Q&A – Drinking Alcohol in a Limousine
By Cst. Tim Schewe (Ret.) on Sep 20, 2011 in Road Safety
Passengers of typical vehicles aren’t legally allowed to drink alcohol – but are limousine passengers bound by the same rules?
Cybercrime cost Canadians $840 million in 2010
Cybercrime costs the world significantly more than the global black market in marijuana, cocaine and heroin combined, finds Norton study
B.C. adds more red light cameras
By ILSTV Staff on Sep 19, 2011 in Road Safety
Thirty-five new sites across the province now have upgraded and expanded Intersection Safety Cameras
The Co-operators, David Suzuki Foundation create environmental internship program
The Co-operators, David Suzuki Foundation create environmental internship program
