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Keal Technology’s e-doc solution to be available to Intact Insurance brokers
CSIO-compliant e-doc solution available to all Intact brokers in the fall after pilot program in upcoming weeks
Archive for July, 2012
Canadians managing finances of friends, family but many lack formal agreement
CIBC poll finds ten percent of Canadians are managing the financial affairs of an elderly, disabled or otherwise incapable family member or close friend
Beyond Insurance Brokers opens Thunder Bay office
“This new location extends our insurance services to the northern part of Ontario under the management of Trish Krawec, CAIB CIP, who has served our industry for over 20 years”
Waiting for Pedestrians to Cross
By Cst. Tim Schewe (Ret.) on Jul 31, 2012 in Road Safety
What is the law about proceeding when the pedestrian is still on the street?
Fraud in the Ontario auto insurance industry
By ILSTV Staff on Jul 30, 2012 in Auto & Trucking, Canadian Government, Canadian Insurance, Crime & Justice
Ontario’s Auto Insurance Anti-Fraud Task Force releases status update
Fairfax Financial announces executive appointments
“We are fortunate to have the executive depth within our group to continue to allow our personnel to move between roles,” said Prem Watsa, Fairfax Chairman and CEO
1601
By ILSTV Staff on Jul 30, 2012 in History
1601: Across the English Channel, a statute (43 Eliz c. 12) outlined how and where cases involving marine insurance would be heard.
Golf Tournament to raise money for WICC
Support WICC at the BC Golf Tournament and Fun Raiser at the Westwood Golf and Country Club
Mandatory auto insurance premiums to increase by up to 5% in Alberta
Five percent increase works out to roughly $30 per year, says AIRB
IBC campaign seeks to explain auto insurance, premiums
“Quite simply, claims costs drive premiums. Until we can get costs under control we will continue to have premiums that we all agree are too high,” said IBC’s Ralph Palumbo
Five tips to protect homes from burglaries
Research shows that if it takes more than four or five minutes to break into a home, the burglar will go elsewhere
Workplace competition going beyond friendly rivalries
By ILSTV Staff on Jul 27, 2012 in In The Office
“Although it’s natural for employees to want to stand out among their colleagues, it shouldn’t be at the expense of others,” said OfficeTeam’s Robert Hosking
What it takes to be an elite athlete
Canada’s elite athletes spend an average of $15,743 per year to train but earn only $21,484
Take our Summer Olympics Quiz
By ILSTV Staff on Jul 27, 2012 in Quizzes
How much do you know about the summer olympics? Test your mettle and flex your brain muscles.
Employees taking confidential information with them
As many as one in three office workers (31 percent) would deliberately remove and share confidential information if they were fired
