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European football clubs had a successful day at the UEFA Congress on Thursday, March 22, winning financial concessions from both the continent’s governing body of the sport and FIFA.

Customers who need language assistance during driver licensing transactions will now be able to converse freely with Insurance Corporation of BC (ICBC) in more than 170 languages through an interpreter.

During Fraud Awareness month this March, organizations across the country have been explaining to customers and the public what to look out for when it comes to fraudulent behavior. But, surprisingly, a recent Pollara Poll suggests these same people still don’t know where to report fraudulent activity.

Nearly 90% of BC home insurance policyholders are paying for insurance protection they don’t need or want, according to Square One Insurance. Out of 1,000 policyholders, 87% are paying for irrelevant protection with traditional home insurance policies.

Icy roads in Winnipeg have led to a number of collisions, including one involving a school bus. No children were on board the bus, which was struck by a car Tuesday morning.

A series of earthquakes rattled Tokyo and northeast Japan late Wednesday evening but caused no apparent damage or injury in the same region hit by last year’s devastating tsunami.

Let’s face it - finding quality candidates can be tough. And when you have dozens or hundreds of resumes for one job posting, how do you choose the best? Where do you find them? How do you screen them?

Direct writers continue to take broker market share, and there is a 40/60% split between the directs and the broker distribution channel respectively, it was revealed by SGI Canada at the Insurance-Canada.ca Technology Conference March 5.

A program operated by Integrated Municipal Provincial Auto Crime Team (IMPACT) that has helped nab hundreds of car thieves across BC has been expanded to cover commercial vehicles, including construction equipment.

As we get ready to put our clocks forward an hour this Saturday night for the start of Daylight Savings Time (DST), a new Insurance Corporation of BC (ICBC) survey reveals that one-third of BC drivers admit to feeling less alert after the time change.