Left Navigation Op-eds CannabisLearn MoreCommunication SpecialistLearn MoreCombatting Canada’s Rising Flood Costs: Natural infrastructure is an underutilized optionBeyond the specific methods needed to assess and compare grey infrastructure against natural infrastructure options relative to their utility to mitigate risk, a framework is requiredLearn MoreUrgent action needed to curb possible debilitating loss of natural infrastructure assets in Canada: IBC/Intact Centre/IISD ReportLearn MoreToronto Flood Causes over $80 Million in Insured DamageSeptember 7, 2018 (TORONTO) – The rainfall on August 7 caused extensive flooding across western and central parts of the city and resulted in over $80 million in insured damage.Learn MoreData Quality Analyst (Consultant)Provide data quality consultation and analytical support to various insurance companies across Canada. Analyze and identify anomalies in statistical data using various tools and applications.Learn MoreBC Wildfire (2017)Canada’s property and casualty (P&C) insurance industry is responding to the needs of their customers in the evolving wildfire emergency in British Columbia.Learn MoreToronto Flooding: Insurance advice for dealing with water damageAUGUST 8, 2018 (TORONTO) – Last night a storm cell over the Toronto area brought heavy rain showers that drenched the city, some spots received more than 100 mm in less than three hours, which caused extensive flooding.Learn MoreProperty and Casualty Insurance Analyst / Analyste en assurance de dommagesThe property and casualty insurance analyst participates in the activities of the Quebec Property and Casualty Insurance Standards and Practices Committee, ensures the coordination of the technical subcommittees in property and casualty insuranceLearn MoreTop SHAD high school students take up Astronaut's challenge to help Canadians become more resilient in natural disastersWATERLOO, Ont. – 1,000 of the top high school students in the country came up with some original ideas to answer a challenge from NASA and Canadian astronaut Drew Feustel.Learn More51050 On behalf of its members, IBC works to increase the understanding of breaking and current news regarding home, auto and business insurance. 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April ice storm caused more than $190 million in insured damage5/9/2018 | Resources | NationalInsurance Bureau of Canada (IBC) reports that the mid-April ice storm that affected Southern Ontario resulted in more than $190 million in insured damage, according to Catastrophe Indices and Quantification Inc. (CatIQ). Flood Factor: Insurance Bureau of Canada aims to help Canadian homeowners better understand the risk of flooding5/3/2018 | Resources | NationalMay 3, 2018 (TORONTO) – Insurance Bureau of Canada (IBC) today kicked-off a new consumer flood education campaign that will take place this spring and summer in communities in British Columbia, Alberta and Ontario.Early April storm caused more than $85 million in insured damage across Ontario and Quebec4/30/2018 | Resources | NationalWeather-related insured damages in Ontario over half a billion dollars in the past year.22250 1234 Next