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The report compares station observations with regional reporting. It does not establish conditions at the exact loss location.

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Industry intelligence

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Review current Canadian P&C developments and their potential market, claims, underwriting, or regulatory relevance.

ECCC station record Historical weather evidence
Weather History

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Choose a claim date and Canadian location to review the nearest station, event indicators, hourly observations, and regional corroboration.

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Crime Intelligence
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Open-source intelligence Potential incident correlation report
Incident Search

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Choose a past date, Canadian city, and general incident description. The report will compare public sources and explain why each result may or may not be relevant.

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Riskademy

A free collection of risk intelligence, insurance references, and practical tools made by a claims professional, for other claims professionals.

Why it exists

Claims work often requires switching between news, public records, weather information, terminology, organizations, and calculations. Riskademy brings those resources into one focused workspace.

What it provides

Canadian insurance news, reference directories, terminology, weather and incident research, risk monitoring, and browser-based calculators for common insurance workflows.

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The site is made by a claims professional with the goal of creating useful, understandable resources for people working through real claims and risk questions.

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Riskademy is intended to remain free to use. There are no paid tiers or subscriptions required to access its core intelligence, references, and tools.

Riskademy is an educational and informational resource. Its content and AI-assisted features may be incomplete or inaccurate and do not replace legal, financial, underwriting, claims, risk-management, or insurance advice.