B.C.'s provincial health officer extended the ban on social gatherings for another month on Thursday,as the province recorded 761 new cases of COVID-19 and eight more deaths. Dr. Bonnie Henry sai

As outlined in the mask mandate order, masks are required for everyone in many public indoor settings. A face shield is not a substitute for a mask as it has an opening below the mouth. The

At this time, all non-essential travel should be avoided. This includes travel into and out of B.C. and between regions of the province. For example: Do not travel for a

Most insurance companies do not cover COVID-19 since March 2020. However, We are pleased to confirm that, our JES (JF Elite International Student Plan) and JFR (JF Royal Visitor to Canada)stil

Dear Customers, If the insured has a previous emergency medical insurance from another Canadian Insurance company, and want to purchase policy with JF Insurance after previous p

Because of the recent epidemic situation of 2019-nCoV in China, JF Insurance changed the New Year Dinner Party on Feb 14, 2020 to a Charity Dinner Party, with the same date. During this event, JF gr

Coming to Canada soon or know someone who is? Here are some interesting facts related to Canadian tourism. While you're here make sure to get out of your igloo and explore the great Canadian north!

If you plan to travel outside Canada, even on a day trip to the United States, you should buy the best travel health insurance you can afford before you leave. Here are 5 things you should con

Independent travel is increasingly popular The rise of Airbnb and budget airlines has changed the idea of exploring the world. According to the research, Canadians prefer to travel independe

Residents A person must be a B.C. resident to qualify for medical coverage under MSP. A resident is a person who meetsall of the following conditions: must be a citizen of Can

Government has introduced legislation that sets the stage for the elimination of Medical Services Plan (MSP) premiums on Jan. 1, 2020, making life more affordable for British Columbians.

A typical Canadian family with two parents and two childrenwill pay up to $11,786 for public health care in 2014. Thiscomes from our new study, The Price of Public Health CareInsurance, which