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Insurers report over $1.8B in severe weather claims across Prairies: Insurance Bureau of Canada

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Insurers report over $1.8B in severe weather claims across Prairies: Insurance Bureau of Canada

Severe weather hit the Prairies hard this summer, reporting more than $1.8 billion in insured losses across Alberta, Saskatchewan and Manitoba, according to the Insurance Bureau of Canada (IBC).

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