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Many people in BC not prepared for extreme weather events: survey - Vimarsana News

Many people in BC not prepared for extreme weather events: survey

As Vancouver deals with another atmospheric river this week, a survey has found many people are worried, yet unprepared for extreme weather.

Derecho could be one of Canada's costliest convective storms - Vimarsana News

Derecho could be one of Canada's costliest convective storms

A derecho that traveled 621 miles across southern Canada, hitting major metro areas, could be one of the costliest insured severe convective storm events on record for Canada’s insurance industry, Aon PLC said Friday in its latest catastrophe report.

Canada's Insured Catastrophe Losses Exceed C$2 Billion in 2021: CatIQ - Vimarsana News

Canada's Insured Catastrophe Losses Exceed C$2 Billion in 2021: CatIQ

Canada's total insured catastrophe losses were C$2.04 billion (US$1.63 billion) to date, landing the year in the top five loss years for the country,

Canadian Insured Losses From Catastrophic Events Exceed CAN $2 Billion In 2021 - Vimarsana News

Canadian Insured Losses From Catastrophic Events Exceed CAN $2 Billion In 2021

Western Canada bore the brunt of 2021’ s wrath, as fires, windstorms, and record-smashing flooding lashed British Columbia and the Prairies.“ Climate-related catastrophes in Canada are increasing in frequency and severity and impacting our communities like never before,” said Lisa Guglietti, EVP and Chief Operating Officer, P&C Manufacturing at The...

B.C.'s flooding was 'most costly' severe weather event ever for province: insurance experts – Mission City Record - Vimarsana News

B.C.'s flooding was 'most costly' severe weather event ever for province: insurance experts – Mission City Record

Insurance Bureau of Canada estimates $450 million in insured damage from recent flooding