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Canada's national claims and loss adjusting magazine, the official publication of the Canadian Independent Adjusters' Association (CIAA).

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CIAA National Executive Committee Mid-Year Meeting
Feb 6 2012, Intercontinental Hotel, Toronto, Ontario, Canada

CIAA/CICMA Ontario Joint Conference
Feb 7 2012, Metro Toronto Convention Centre, Toronto, Ontario, Canada

Insurance Defence Webinar: Preparing for Mediation: 30 Tips in 30 Minutes
Feb 7 2012, Ottawa, Ontario, Canada

CIP Breakfast Seminar - The New Insurance Act
Feb 8 2012, Hyatt Regency Hotel, 655 Burrard Street, Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada

Update on Asbestos and Mould in Buildings
Feb 9 2012, Peterborough Best Western Otonabee Inn , Peterborough, Ontario, Canada

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Women pay less than men for auto and home insurance: study
ICBC busts B.C. man for auto insurance fraud after he brags about it on Facebook
FSCO seeks help from private dispute resolution companies to help clear backlogs
Costa Concordia losses could top $1 billion: A.M. Best
Advanced vehicle technology may cause debate in the future about "cosmetic" versus "functional" repairs: CCIF Toronto meeting
Appeal Court upholds judge's decision to strike jury in auto injury trial involving pre-existing medical condition
Deadly B.C. sawmill explosion causes estimated loss of between $25 million and $100 million
Canadian commercial rates likely to remain stable: Marsh
Re/insurers should consider cycles of earthquake clustering when underwriting quake risk: research
Brokers should consider and educate clients about cyber liability insurance

Women pay less than men for auto and home insurance: study

ICBC busts B.C. man for auto insurance fraud after he brags about it on Facebook

FSCO seeks help from private dispute resolution companies to help clear backlogs

Costa Concordia losses could top $1 billion: A.M. Best

Advanced vehicle technology may cause debate in the future about "cosmetic" versus "functional" repairs: CCIF Toronto meeting

Appeal Court upholds judge's decision to strike jury in auto injury trial involving pre-existing medical condition

Deadly B.C. sawmill explosion causes estimated loss of between $25 million and $100 million

Canadian commercial rates likely to remain stable: Marsh

Re/insurers should consider cycles of earthquake clustering when underwriting quake risk: research

Brokers should consider and educate clients about cyber liability insurance

Ontario court rules gas station attack constitutes an accident under SABS (8)
Auditor general's report puts Ontario auto insurance in the political spotlight (6)
FSCO dismisses insurer's appeal in AB case related to attempted headstand on party bus stripper pole (6)
Social media could be used to focus protests against the insurance industry (5)
Regulatory tweaks required to prevent 'papering' of Ontario auto insurers with treatment plan submissions (5)
Aviva and Hagerty partner to launch coverage for antique and classic cars (4)
Brokers shouldn't hold their breath waiting for industry-wide tech solution for broker-carrier connectivity: CEO panel (4)
Health care practitioners also a target of health claim fraud: FSCO (3)
FSCO introduces two new processes to expedite mediation backlog (3)
Injured insureds in Ontario worse off after auto insurance reforms, alliance of health care providers says (3)

Ontario court rules gas station attack constitutes an accident under SABS (8)

Auditor general's report puts Ontario auto insurance in the political spotlight (6)

FSCO dismisses insurer's appeal in AB case related to attempted headstand on party bus stripper pole (6)

Social media could be used to focus protests against the insurance industry (5)

Regulatory tweaks required to prevent 'papering' of Ontario auto insurers with treatment plan submissions (5)

Aviva and Hagerty partner to launch coverage for antique and classic cars (4)

Brokers shouldn't hold their breath waiting for industry-wide tech solution for broker-carrier connectivity: CEO panel (4)

Health care practitioners also a target of health claim fraud: FSCO (3)

FSCO introduces two new processes to expedite mediation backlog (3)

Injured insureds in Ontario worse off after auto insurance reforms, alliance of health care providers says (3)

Re/insurers should consider cycles of earthquake clustering when underwriting quake risk: research
Canadian commercial rates likely to remain stable: Marsh
Canadian Underwriter and Swiss Re team up to present webinar on making overland flood insurable
Quebec shuts down six provincial driving schools
IBC encourages homeowners and tenants to do inventory of belongings
Anticipation of risks not enough, organizations need to build resilience: Willis CEO
Canada, B.C. jointly invest $36 million to provide greater flood protection in B.C.

Re/insurers should consider cycles of earthquake clustering when underwriting quake risk: research

Canadian commercial rates likely to remain stable: Marsh

Canadian Underwriter and Swiss Re team up to present webinar on making overland flood insurable

Quebec shuts down six provincial driving schools

IBC encourages homeowners and tenants to do inventory of belongings

Anticipation of risks not enough, organizations need to build resilience: Willis CEO

Canada, B.C. jointly invest $36 million to provide greater flood protection in B.C.

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