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Canadian insurers paid out $113 billion in benefits last year

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By Susan Yellin | Sept. 15, 2022, 3:19 p.m.

Flash | CANADIAN LIFE AND HEALTH INSURANCE ASSOCIATION (CLHIA) | Distribution | Analytic | Indemnisation

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According to the CLHIA’s new fact book, insurers paid more life and health benefits than ever before in 2021.

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