March is Fraud Prevention Month. Fraud prevention often starts before a claim—at binding, renewal, or policy change. By watching for early red flags like backdated coverage requests and asking the right questions upfront, brokers can help ensure risks are accurately represented and prevent issues before they escalate.

Gore is proud to be named Business of the Year at the 2026 Business Excellence Awards, a recognition made possible through the dedication of our people and the strength of our broker partnerships.

Melting snow and excess runoff can increase the risk of water damage when drainage systems are overwhelmed. This article outlines why snowmelt can be a concern, which areas of a home are most at risk, and simple steps homeowners can take to help protect their property.

At Gore Mutual, we take an active role in combatting auto theft, reinforced by Chief Claims Officer Suzanne Courtlander’s seat on Équité’s board. While theft rates are declining, Canadians still face $900M annually in claims, driven by high‑value vehicles and evolving organized crime tactics.

Claims trends across auto, property, and fraud continue to evolve, driven by rising verification needs, more complex investigations, and increasing identity‑related risks. We outline where claims are shifting and how you can take action with your clients moving forward.

Explore the 2026 Gore University Course Catalogue—your go‑to resource for insurance education and broker development. Access foundational learning, advanced technical training, leadership skills, and flexible formats designed to support your growth. Start learning at university.goremutual.ca.

Canadian Underwriter’s feature on our 2025 Purpose Insights Report highlights a key gap: while brokers are leading climate resilience conversations, many homeowners still see resilience mainly as a financial issue. The Report offers clear insights and tools to make these discussions easier and more actionable.