Canada's insurability debate is getting louder. Deloitte's top insurance minds say we're not at the limit yet – but the clock is ticking
Branislav Urosevic May 14, 2026
Canada's insurance market is flush with capital and pricing is falling, but a single bad wildfire or flood could change everything
Earthquakes, floods and wildfires may be tough to predict – but they can be prepared for
Zurich's David Jackson says the weeks after a flood event are the best to prepare for the next one
First Onsite’s Jonathan Santamaria says unpredictable storms, sewer backups and slow preparedness are turning Quebec’s cities into year-round catastrophe zones
Most ratings endure severe climate losses, weaker diversification raises strain
Data show insured catastrophe losses have soared to nearly $437 billion over the last decade
Most Canadians accept that severe weather could damage their homes, yet only a minority are investing in protection
Research shows 61% of Canadians are not worried about wildfires despite record-breaking period
Aon’s Daniel Ocampo explains how sustainability, global risks and energy transition are reshaping insurance capacity, pricing and strategy for Canadian businesses today
WTW's Grant Williamson shares key insights for SMEs on managing cyber, supply chain and emerging risks
Climate, cyber and supply chain shocks are colliding, forcing Canadian firms to rethink how they understand and structure risk
