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A city at night sits below a mountainside engulfed in a wildfire, with an intense orange glow filling the sky.

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Bald Range Lands at C$313 Million: What a Mid-Sized Okanagan Fire Teaches Canadian Insurers About Exposure

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The Ticking Clock on California Wildfire Liability Reform

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Reinsurance Rates Are Still Falling for 2027, But the Fine Print Is Getting Tighter

Cars cross the Golden Gate Bridge under an orange sky caused by wildfire smoke, with fog partially obscuring the towers and hills visible in the background.

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California’s New Smoke Damage Standards Put Insurers on the Clock, and Commercial Property Teams Should Pay Attention

Vancouver city skyline at sunset with modern buildings, BC Place Stadium, lush green trees in the foreground touched by a faint haze from distant wildfires, and mountains in the background under a colorful sky.

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Canada’s Insurers Want a Shift From Recovery to Resilience: What That Means Across Every Line of Business

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The Season Is Not Over: Why the Fall Fire Outlook Should Reshape Portfolio Thinking

A lush green forest stretches up a mountainside, with snow-capped peaks in the background under a partly cloudy blue sky, standing resilient in the aftermath of a recent wildfire.

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Above-Average Fire Danger Into Fall: What Canada’s 2026 Season Means for Property Risk

A raging wildfire burns at the base of a tree in a forest, with flames spreading across dry grass and thick smoke filling the air under sunlight.

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A Quiet Loss Half-Year Is Not a Quiet Risk: What Swiss Re’s Mid-Year Numbers Say About Wildfire

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The 2026 Fire Season Is Rewriting the Map: Why the Inland Northwest Belongs in Every Commercial Property Portfolio Review

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Mitigation Grows Up: What IBHS’s New Multifamily and Neighborhood Wildfire Standards Mean for Commercial Property Teams

Tall redwood trees in a lush green forest, once threatened by wildfire, now stand resilient with sunlight streaming through the branches, creating a warm glow and lens flare near the forest floor.

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Fire Now Outpaces Drought, Insects, and Logging Combined in the West: Here Is What That Reset Means for Property Portfolios

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Three Years After Lahaina: What Hawaii’s Deadliest Fire Taught Us About Wildfire Risk