Canada’s siloed approach to natural disasters isn’t working
We need more systemic approaches to the ever-increasing threats of heat, drought, wildfires, floods, hailstorms, and other extreme events.
This year will once again prove to be another record year for severe weather damage and catastrophic losses in Canada. According to the Insurance Bureau of Canada, just four catastrophic events in only two months (July and August), caused a combined total of more than $7-bil...
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