Severe weather drives record-breaking insurance claims in Sask.
10-08-2026 13:00 via cbc.ca

Severe weather drives record-breaking insurance claims in Sask.

Extreme winds in June caused the most insured loss of any event recorded in the province — $240 million — followed by the northern wildfires last summer. Higher losses can lead to higher premiums, and Canada should take more preventative measures, an expert says.
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