Insurance Bureau of Canada (IBC)

The Insurance Bureau of Canada (IBC) is the national trade association of non-government property and casualty ("P&C" or "non-life") insurers, the private companies which insure the cars, homes and businesses of Canadians. Member insurance companies provide about 90 per cent of the non-government P&C insurance sold in Canada. Associate membership in IBC is available to other industry stakeholders.

IBC works with its members to improve communication with public and government, news media and other industry associations. The IBC Investigative Services Division works in co-operation with insurers, law enforcement agencies, and the Canadian Coalition Against Insurance Fraud to detect and prevent insurance crime and to gather evidence in aid of prosecuting offenders and securing restitution.

The Bureau's main focus is to strengthen the business environment for the property and casualty insurance industry. IBC strives to create and sustain a positive image for the industry. The Bureau's activities include relations with governments, the public, consumers, and media as well as with member companies and other institutions which share some of the concerns of member companies.

M-THAC projects with which IBC was involved include:

• Resetting the Institutional and Structural Balance in Canada's Health System: the Case of Rehabilitation Services in Ontario

IBC has kindly allowed us to use the following bonus track materials:

• Bonus Tracks: Insurance Bureau of Canada

• From Hospital to Home and Community: Analyzing Local Realities and Global Logics

Contact Information:
Web: http://www.ibc.ca
151 Yonge Street, Suite 1900
Toronto, Ontario
M5C 2W7
P hone: 416-362-2031
Fax: 416-361-5952