‘How could this be possible?’ Fort McMurray condo board struggles to find insurance (AB)

After the 2016 Horse River wildfire that burned down more than 2,400 structures in Fort McMurray, residents of the 40-unit Winchester Greens condominium building considered themselves among the lucky ones.  Their apartment-style units didn’t burn, but the condo board did claim $246,000 of smoke damage on its insurance.  Three years later, the condo board is struggling to find insurance coverage, in part because of that wildfire claim.    Read the article………………………..

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