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Rise of the Easter Bunny
Like Christmas, Easter is a hybrid of pagan and Christian beliefs.
Category: Featured
Financial Advisor Ian Quigley on the small business implications of the 2012 Federal Budget
By ILSTV Staff on Apr 03, 2012 in Canadian Economy, Canadian Government, Featured, Financial Planning
Financial Advisor and Tax expert Ian Quigley, discusses the small business implications of the 2012 Federal Budget: Significant changes to RCA Trusts, EPSPs, GASPs
Financial Advisor/Tax Expert Ian Quigley breaks down the 2012 Federal Budget
Ian Quigley dissects six major aspects of the 2012 Federal Budget, including the Penny phase-out, Tax Bracket Increases, Old Age Security, Registered Disability Savings Plans, Retirement Compensation Arrangements and Employee Profit Sharing Plans
CAMIC 2012 Midterm Convention-Interview with Normand Lafreniere
Interview with CAMIC President Normand Lafreniere
The safest vehicles for 2012
Insurance Institute for Highway Safety awards 69 cars, 38 SUVs, 5 minivans, and 3 pickups with Top Safety Pick accolades
Beware of smartphone viruses
These days malware can jump onto your system just by visiting the wrong website.
RIA Conference 2012 – Interview with Dick Wagner
Interview with Dick Wagner from the 2012 Restoration Industry Association’s Convention
RIA Conference 2012 – Interview with Purdue University Students
Paula MacRae interviews two students from the University of Purdue at the 2012 Restoration Industry Association’s 2012 convention in Myrtle Beach, South Carolina
RIA Conference 2012-Interview with Ken MacRae
Interview with Ken MacRae, President and CEO of ILS Learning Corporation from the RIA 2012 Conference in Myrtle Beach, South Carolina
RIA Conference 2012-Interview with Darren Montalto
Paula MacRae interviews Darren Montalto, owner of RPM Warranty Solutions, from the RIA conference in Myrtle Beach, South Carolina
RIA Conference 2012-Interview with Dan Murray
Paula MacRae interviews Dan Murray from the Restoration Industry Association’s 2012 conference in Myrtle Beach, SC
New seat technology alerts drivers to pending danger
The safety alert seat uses vibrations much like a cell phone uses vibrations, except the vibrations here occur on the bottom of the seat either on the left side or the right side or both sides of the seat, and the pulsing nature of the pattern as well as what side the vibrations occur, tell the driver the threat and the threat direction.
The Co-operators’ Kathy Bardswick on the role of co-operatives
“Cooperatives are a reminder to the international community that it is possible to pursue both economic viability and social responsibility.” UN Secretary-General, Ban Ki-moon
Sussex Insurance Sponsors Ten Scholarships for Newcomers to the BC Insurance Industry
“I like to think that we give people chances and by giving a person a chance to get in the business it’s a good thing. They’ll at least remember Sussex as their career progresses and we’ll have the satisfaction of knowing we did something good.” Ken Armstrong
Will robots one day sell insurance?
Robot demonstrates skills useful to the insurance industry.
Video shows how fire sprinklers can save lives
“If sprinkler systems were installed in every newly built home, Canadians and their property would be much better protected.” Kathy Bardswick
ILScorp Insider: April 2012 Edition
What’s happening in the month of April, 2012 at www.ilscorp.com and www.ilstv.com
Leadership can be an unpopular business
In order to lead, you must have the trust of the team.
From simple bungalows to rainscreen technology: 50 years of change in the construction industry
“Over time, people’s desires for something different, something new, something “modern” changes, and now we have very sophisticated houses built in the highly populated areas.” Allen Booth
