On August 1, 2025, a new 15% tariff on industrial machinery and equipment imported from the Eurozone will take effect in the United States. While trade disputes and tariffs are nothing new, this move is set to have an immediate and significant impact on insured...

In many Indigenous communities across Northern Canada, infrastructure is vital not just for daily life, but for long-term sustainability, health, and economic development. From schools and community centers to water treatment plants, fire halls, and public works...

The global business environment is increasingly defined by volatility. Supply chains remain strained, raw material prices fluctuate, and tariff regimes shift with little warning, particularly between major trade partners like Canada and the United States. In this...

In today’s shifting economic landscape, mergers and acquisitions (M&A) continue to be a strategic tool for growth, diversification, and survival. However, as the uncertainty with tariffs and interest rates volatility continues, and markets cool, buyers and sellers...

How Rising Costs Are Affecting Public Sector, Industrial, and Commercial Property Owners With the recent reintroduction of tariffs between the United States and Canada, property owners across the country are facing a new layer of risk. These trade measures, designed...

In recent weeks, British Columbia experienced earthquakes on February 24 and March 3, 2025. There were also seven earthquakes in 2024 with magnitudes ranging from 5 to 6.4. While the effects were not large, their frequency acts as a reminder of the critical role of...