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Saskatchewan’s New Limited Licensing Program: What Insurers Should Know

Effective January 1, 2026, the Law Society of Saskatchewan has the authority to grant limited licenses to individuals who are not lawyers, authorizing them to provide certain legal services within a defined scope of practice. For insurance adjusters, claims professionals, and insurers operating in Saskatchewan, this new framework may affect how individuals obtain legal assistance….

Changes to the SABS and Greater Reliance on Tort Recovery

As of July 1, 2026, Ontario’s Statutory Accident Benefits Schedule shifted to a primarily opt-in model such that consumers must now actively opt-in and pay for coverage like income continuation which was previously mandatory as part of their auto insurance policy. While medical, rehabilitation and attendant care benefits remain mandatory, all other accident benefits are…

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