Canada’s P&C market is softening—bringing flexibility, competitive pricing, and opportunity. For brokers, this is the moment to go beyond price: focus on coverage, address emerging risks, and reinforce long-term protection.

Auto theft remains a serious risk in Ontario, with high-value vehicles still targeted despite recent declines in some regions. Brokers play a key role in prevention—by reviewing client portfolios, sharing theft-prevention tips, and clarifying coverage.

We’ve added two new Guidewire enhancements to make your workflow easier. You can now upload documents directly into Guidewire, keeping everything centralized and speeding up processing. Plus, you’ll receive automatic email notifications when referred activities are completed, with policy details and a direct link—so you stay informed in real time.

In a competitive market, trust and speed matter. Submitting accurate data isn’t just a requirement; it’s a strategic advantage. It helps ensure correct premium rating, accurate risk assessment, and sets the stage for stronger client relationships and faster quoting.

We're updating Ontario Homeowners and Water Escape premiums to better reflect risk—changes take effect October 20 for new business and January 3 for renewals.

We’re introducing new rating variables for Personal Auto—qualifying clients may see premium reductions starting October 20 for new business and December 13 for renewals.

As Canada faces one of its most severe wildfire seasons, Gore’s Vice President, Claims Operations, APD & Property, Mikael Honore, shares timely insights on how Gore Mutual is stepping up to protect communities. Read how we're combining compassion, innovation, and action to make a difference.