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B.C. Reports Highest Flood and Landslide Concerns in Canada

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A survey by First Onsite found that British Columbia has Canada’s highest concerns regarding flooding and landslides. The report noted that 70% of British Columbians are concerned about severe rainfall and flooding, and 41% are concerned about landslides. Five years ago, a weather event caused $696 million in insured damage in the province.

From thesudburystar.com

Why it matters

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The high level of public concern and the record insured losses from a past weather event suggest increased risk exposure for the province. This recurring risk could lead to changes in regional insurance costs and demand for restoration services.

From thesudburystar.com

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  • British ColumbiaSpeculative

    The province might see increased regional insurance costs and risk exposure due to confirmed severe flood risk.

  • First OnsiteSpeculative

    First Onsite might see increased demand for restoration services due to high flood and landslide concerns in British Columbia.

  • FirstServiceSpeculative

    FirstService could see increased revenue via First Onsite due to heightened flood risk in British Columbia.

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