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23 July 2026Risk Management

Canada’s wildfire losses contained, but tail risk looms for insurers: Morningstar

Canada’s 2026 wildfire season is highlighting a growing divide between the scale of physical catastrophe activity and its impact on insurers, with the location of fires proving more important than the total area burned in determining the industry’s losses.

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