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.

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.

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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.