As part of World Car-Free Day, UV Insurance is pleased to announce its commitment to the Tree of Intercooperation, a solidarity-based alternative led by SOCODEVI to offset and capture greenhouse gases. Through this initiative, nearly 200 trees were planted in Quebec to offset UV Insurance’s greenhouse gas emissions, including those produced when using corporate vehicles.

The new UV Insurance head office is officially ready to begin operations at 1990 Rue Jean-Berchmans-Michaud, in Drummondville, almost one year to the day after construction began. The construction of the new five-storey building, located along Highway 20, was completed on schedule thanks to the extremely efficient partners and suppliers involved in the project.

UV Insurance is proud of the successful launch of My Universe, its new individual insurance technology platform that includes new illustration software, an electronic application and an advisor and client portal. A simple, quick and intuitive solution that is greatly appreciated by its partners.

UL Mutual becomes UV Insurance today and officially launches its new brand image, opening a new chapter in the history of Canada’s 5th oldest insurance company. A fast-growing company, the UV has a new logo that evokes the stability and expertise it has built for over a century.

UL Mutual is evolving. The company is using its growth momentum to solidify its brand across Canada by changing its corporate image, which will be phased in over the next few months. UL Mutual, also known under its legal name, The Union Life Mutual Assurance Company, will become UV Insurance.  

As part of the Cooperation Week, UL Mutual is proud to announce its $60,000 contribution to the SOCODEVI Foundation for which 100% of funding goes to supporting farm households in Vietnam.

UL Mutual officially broke ground today, thereby inaugurating the construction work for its new head office in Drummondville.

UL Mutual takes action and donates $20,000 to the Canadian Red Cross to help the communities affected by spring flooding in Quebec, Ontario and New Brunswick.