17 August 2016Insurance

Alberta Wildfire causes $3.65bn in property damage

The insurance payment for the property damage caused by the Alberta Wildfire will be around C$4.7 billion ($3.65 billion), according to a re-survey estimate by PCS Canada, an authority of insured property losses from catastrophes.

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