Monthly Archive: April 2018

Collecting data on distracted driving habits could lead to more accurate insurance pricing Life Insurance Blog

When it comes to protecting its industry, Canada has a few tools to tinker with

The incident happened on or after Sept. 26, 2017 last year and was found and resolved on Oct. 12

There’s a lot to do in preparation for the new insurance accounting standards Life Insurance Blog

Yvan Allaire: A common approach from a large number of TSX 60 companies would help stand up to proxy advisers

Wolfden Resources Corporation (TSX.V: WLF) is one of this year’s Venture 50 companies — the company is a Canadian mining company developing one of North America’s highest-grade base metal deposits. Wolfden Resources is a diversified junior mineral exploration company holding a balance of grassroots to advanced-staged projects in Canada and the U.S.A. The 2018 Venture […]

As AGM season arrives, much shareholder activism and regulatory intervention will be on display

WASHINGTON — The U.S. trade deficit rose for the sixth straight month in February, reaching the highest level since October 2008 and defying President Donald Trump’s efforts to rebalance America’s lopsided trade with the rest of the world. The Commerce Department said Thursday that the trade gap — the difference between what America sells and […]

Peter Shawn Taylor: Are burps and flatulence from beef cattle really problems that require a carbon tax?

DETROIT — The U.S. government’s road safety agency says it has received allegations that defective Goodyear motor home tires caused crashes that killed or injured 95 people during the past two decades. The allegations were revealed in an information-seeking letter dated Tuesday that was sent to Goodyear by the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration. The […]