Calgary's record-breaking hailstorm in August 2024 has resulted in insured losses of $3.25 billion, making it the second-costliest disaster in Canadian history. Over 130,000 claims have been filed, with auto insurance claims representing more than half. Nearly 60,000 homes were affected, and while progress has been made in repairs, challenges remain due to strained resources. Insurers are advocating for improved building codes and disaster resilience measures to better protect communities from severe weather events.
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