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Your Source For Daily Insurance News & AnalysisAlberta tables bill to redraw rules on work and safety on 43,000 farms, ranches
“This is a historic day for Alberta,” Sigurdson told the house as she introduced Bill 6, the proposed Enhanced Protection for Farm and Ranch Workers Act.
Telephones? Remember them? They’re baaaaack.
Telephones? Remember them? They’re baaaaack.
U.S. crop insurance controversy worth watching
Whereas the Canadian system is delivered by government, U.S. farmers use a federally subsidized program delivered by the private sector
New partnership aims to reduce distracted driving in Canada
The Co-operators today announced a new partnership with the Canadian Traffic Injury Research Foundation (TIRF) aimed at reducing the incidence of distracted driving in Canada.
Read more“ICBC seems to forget that the injured claimants are customers, too, and not the enemy. That’s the way we were treated,” said John Watt, now 66.
Injured motorist finally settles 2011 school-bus crash claim, but calls out ICBC for how it was handled
“ICBC seems to forget that the injured claimants are customers, too, and not the enemy. That’s the way we were treated,” said John Watt, now 66.
Insights: Online Fraud Is About to Kick Into High Gear
Source: Entrepreneur As retailers and consumers prepare for the holiday shopping season, attempts by criminals to steal payment card information to commit fraud online are likely to rise, according to new research by ACI Worldwide. The move by U.S. merchants and card...
Read moreIn a statement Monday, Uber said a petition supporting the company has nearly 15,000 signatures.
Edmonton council could pass Canada’s first ride-sharing bylaw
In a statement Monday, Uber said a petition supporting the company has nearly 15,000 signatures. By Slav Kornik | Global News EDMONTON – A bylaw could pass Tuesday that would set the first rules in Canada for ride-sharing service Uber. Edmonton’s new draft bylaw would...
Coast Guard studies shipping lanes
By Dan Joling THE ASSOCIATED PRESS ANCHORAGE, Alaska _ More Arctic sea ice melting each summer from global warming is making it easier for ships to plot routes through the environmentally sensitive Bering Strait, and is prompting concerns among U.S. Coast Guard...
Saint John’s Operation Red Nose revived for Christmas season
CBC News | New Brunswick Operation Red Nose will ride again in the Saint John area. The program provides free rides during the Christmas season to prevent people from drinking and driving. it was halted a few years ago, when the local operators couldn't find an...
Risks remain even as courts hold back on liability for private parties
Written By Chella Turnbull | Law Times With the holiday season approaching, it’s a good time for a reminder about the liability issues facing commercial establishments for the actions of their drunk patrons. The issue is a source of amazement to many foreigners. If...
