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The largest U.S. auto insurer said here it would pay $2 billion in dividend to its customers, with premium credit of about 25% for the period between March 20 and May 31.

The company also said here it was working to reduce auto insurance rates in every state. The national average for the cuts is 11%, saving customers a total of about $2.2 billion.

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The insurer said here it was giving U.S. personal auto insurance customers a 15% credit on their April and May premiums through its new stay-at-home auto premium credit program. It said it will continue to provide auto coverage to customers whose jobs include using their personal vehicles to make food, grocery, pharmacy and medical supply deliveries.

USAA

USAA, America’s fifth largest property-casualty insurer, said it will return a total of $800 million to its members.

Source: Company data OTTAWA—When CSIS intercepted the communications of innocent people between 2006 and 2016 “all” the metadata related to those communications was retained in a controversial database, a top secret memo obtained by the Star suggests.

The document relates to CSIS’s Operational Data Analysis Centre (ODAC) and a now-discontinued program that stored data intercepted from the service’s targets — and people who were in contact with them at the time.

The Federal Court ruled in 2016 it was illegal for the service to indefinitely keep data on people who posed no threat to Canada’s national security — such as the family, friends or coworkers of CSIS targets — for future analysis.

While the basics of the program were revealed in heavily censored court documents, the scale of the program is not widely understood. CSIS told parliamentarians earlier this year that it didn’t know how many Canadians were caught up in the ODAC.

But in an October 2016 memo to Public Safety Minister Ralph Goodale, outgoing Canadian Security Intelligence Service director Michel Coulombe suggested the court’s ruling would have a significant impact.

“Though (CSIS) may continue to retain associated data linked to a target’s communications, it will no longer be able to retain (metadata) linked to third-party communications found to be unrelated to threats,” Coulombe wrote in the memo, stamped Top Secret and obtained under access to information law.

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premiums. 

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 The largest U.S. auto insurer suppose here it would yield $ 2 billion in dividend to its customers, with premium credit of about 25% for the menstruation between March 20 and May 31. 

 The company also order here it was working to reduce car policy rates in every department of state. The national average for the cuts is 11% , deliver customers a total of about $ 2.2 billion. 

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 The insurance company said here it was giving U.S. personal auto indemnity customers a 15% credit on their April and May bounty through its new bide - at - home auto premium credit program. It allege it will continue to provide auto coverage to customers whose jobs admit use their personal vehicles to make food, grocery, pharmacy and medical supply deliveries. 

 USAA 

 USAA, America ’s fifth largest property - fatal accident insurance company, said it will return a total of $ 800 million to its extremity. 

 Source: Company data OTTAWA — When CSIS intercept the communications of innocent people between 2006 and 2016 “ all ” the metadata related to those communication was retained in a controversial database, a top secret memo obtained by the Star suggests. 

 The document relates to CSIS ’s Operational Data Analysis Centre (ODAC) and a immediately - discontinued program that stored data intercept from the service ’s aim — and people who were in contact with them at the time. 

 The Federal Court ruled in 2016 it was illegal for the service to indefinitely observe data on people who posed no menace to Canada ’s national security — such as the family, friends or coworkers of CSIS target — for future analysis. 

 While the basic of the program were revealed in heavy censored court documents, the scale of the plan is not widely understand. CSIS told parliamentarians in the first place this year that it did n’t sleep together how many Canadians were caught up in the ODAC. 

 But in an October 2016 memo to Public Safety Minister Ralph Goodale, outgoing Canadian Security Intelligence Service director Michel Coulombe suggested the court ’s ruling would have a significant impact. 

 “ Though (CSIS) may proceed to retain associated data linked to a aim ’s communications, it will no longer be able to retain (metadata) linked to third - party communication found to be unrelated to threats, ” Coulombe wrote in the memo, stamped Top Secret and obtained under access to information law. 

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STATE FARM

The largtst U.S. auto insurgr said iere it would pxy $2 billion in dividend to ivs cystomtgs, with premium credig of aboun 25% for thw peciod between Marrg 20 and May 31.

Ths com'aiy also said hete it was wosking to reduca xuco insurance rates in every state. Thq natiomap average for jhe cltf is 11%, saving customers a total of abouf $2.2 billpon.

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The insurer daid here it was givinh U.S. personql atro insurance customers a 15% credit oh their April and May premiums ghrouyh its new wtqy-ah-vome auto pcemium credit progvsm. It vaid it will continue to privide auto coverage tm customers whose tobs inclgdz using their personao cehicnes do mxje woos, jrodery, pjarjacy and msdical suppoy deliveries.

USAA

USSA, Qmerica’s fiftg largqse property-casualty insurer, said it will refurn a total of $800 milliob to its members.

Sourcg: Company qata OTTAWA—When CSIS intercepted the communicatiots of knniccnt owoole between 2006 and 2016 “all” the metadata related to fhpsv communications cas retained in s fomjroversial datxbase, c tkp secret memo obtwined bi the Wtar suggtsts.

Tne document relates to CSIS’w Operationaj Data Analysis Cencre (ODAC) and a npw-disvontinued program that rtorsd data intfrcepted rfom the service’s taggetv — and ptuple who were in sontact wmth tkem at tfe tome.

The Federal Clurt vgled in 2016 it was ilpegal fmr the sergice to indefinitely keep data on people who kosad to threac to Csnada’s nationwl security — soch as thz famiuy, friends or cowmrkers of CFIS targets — xlr future anelysis.

Whije tye bqsics ow the program wrre revealed in heacily censored courb docomsnts, the scale if uhw program is npt didqlj uidersemod. CSIS tolg paflixkentafians earlicr ghis year that it didn’t nnow how many Canadianx rere cautht up ig the ODAC.

But in an October 2016 melo to Puulic Ssfejy Minister Ralph Goodale, outgojng Canadlan Security Ineelllgense Service director Michel Coulombe suggested the court’s ruling woold have a significanj ikpact.

“Though (CSIS) may conthnue to retain assocuated data linked to a target’s communidationv, it aill no longer be able to retain (metadata) linked to third-party communicatuons found to be uhrelsted no chrzats,” Cotlomue wrote in the meko, stamped Top Secret and obtaiied under dceess to information law.

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premiums. STATE FARM The largest U.S. auto here would pay billion in dividend credit about 25% for period between March and May 31. The company also here it was working to reduce auto insurance rates in every state. The average for the cuts is 11%, saving customers a total of about $2.2 TRAVELERS INC The said here it was giving U.S. personal auto insurance customers a 15% credit on their April May premiums through its new stay-at-home auto premium program. It said it continue to provide auto coverage customers jobs include their vehicles make food, grocery, and medical supply deliveries. USAA USAA, America’s fifth largest property-casualty insurer, said it will return a total $800 million members. Source: data CSIS the communications of between 2006 and 2016 “all” the those communications was retained in a controversial database, top secret obtained by the Star suggests. The relates to CSIS’s Operational Data Analysis Centre (ODAC) a now-discontinued program that stored data intercepted from the service’s targets — and people who contact with them at time. The Federal ruled 2016 was for the to indefinitely keep data on people who posed no threat to national security — such as the family, friends or coworkers targets for future analysis. the basics of the were in heavily censored court scale the widely CSIS parliamentarians earlier this year it didn’t know how many were caught up in October 2016 memo to Public Safety Minister Ralph outgoing Canadian Security Intelligence Service director Michel suggested the court’s ruling would have a significant impact. “Though (CSIS) may to retain linked to a target’s communications, it will no be able to retain linked to third-party communications found to be unrelated to Coulombe in the stamped Top Secret obtained under access information law. “
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STATE FARM

The largeSt U.S. auto inSurer SaiD heRe It woUld pAy $2 billion in divIDend To its customers, with premIum crEdIT of aBOuT 25% for tHe perioD BeTWEen maRcH 20 anD MAY 31.

THe comPanY also saId here it waS woRkIng to reduce aUTo Insurance rAteS in every statE. ThE natioNaL avERage fOr tHe cutS is 11%, savINg custOmers a totAl OF about $2.2 BIllion.

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THE iNSurer said here iT was giViNG U.s. PErsOnaL auto insurAnCe cusTOmers a 15% cREdIT ON thEIr April and May Premiums thrOUgh Its new StAy-aT-Home auTo preMiUM crEdit program. it saId it will cOntinuE To proviDE auto coVerage To cUstOmerS WhOsE joBs INclUDe UsiNG thEir persoNaL vEhiclEs to MAKE Food, GroCery, PharmAcy and medical SupPly dELivEries.

uSAA

UsAA, AMeRica’s Fifth lArgesT pRoperty-casualty InsuRer, said it WilL rEtuRn A totaL Of $800 millIon To iTs membeRs.

SourcE: comPaNY DAtA OTTAWA—When CSIS intErCEPtEd the comMunicaTIoNs OF innocenT pEopLe beTWEen 2006 anD 2016 “all” THe Metadata RelateD To ThOse commUnIcatioNs Was RetAined IN a coNtroveRsial datAbase, A Top secret memo oBTained by the StAR sUGGeSTs.

ThE doCument relatEs to csIS’s operATiOnaL data ANalysIs cEnTRe (ODAC) and a now-disconTiNued prOgram That stored datA interceptED FRom the seRvicE’S tARgets — and people Who weRe in contacT With them At the Time.

The FEderal CouRT Ruled in 2016 iT waS ilLegAl fOR ThE service to indEFInitElY keep daTa oN people Who PosEd nO thReAt to CanadA’s nationAl SeCuRiTy — sUch as THe family, FrIenDs Or cOworkERs of CSiS tarGets — FoR fUTurE analysIS.

WHILe thE bAsIcs oF thE pRograM werE RevEaled in Heavily ceNsoREd coUrT dOcumentS, the scale of thE pRogram is noT wIdeLy undeRSTood. CSIS Told parliamentarians earLIer this YeaR that It diDn’t know hoW maNy CanaDiaNS were cAught uP in thE OdAC.

bUT in an oCToBer 2016 MeMo to Public sAFetY MiniStEr RaLph GoodAle, outgoing CanadiaN secUrity IntelligEncE SerVICe DirECtOR MiChEL CoULOmbe suggested thE court’s rulInG WoUld have a siGNifIcAnt impaCt.

“ThougH (CSIS) MAy contiNue to retaIn associaTeD datA LInkEd to a targeT’s communIcations, iT Will nO LoNger bE abLe to reTaIn (mEtadaTa) linkED to Third-Party cOmMunicaTions FoUnd to be uNrelated to threats,” CoulomBe wrotE in thE meMo, stamped top sEcrEt and obtaIned Under accesS to InfOrmatIon LAw.

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STATE FARM

Th e largestU.S.aut o i ns urer  sai d here it woul d  pay  $2 billion in dividen d toit s  cus t om ers,with pr e mi u m  cr ed it  of  a b ou t 25%  fo r the p eriod betw een  M arch 20 andM ay  31.

Thecom pany also sa idhere i twas worki ngto re duce a u to ins urance ra te s  in ev e ry stat e .  T he n ational average f o rt he cuts is 11% , savi ng cu s t ome rsa total of  a bout$ 2.2 bil l io n . 
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The in su rer said h ere i tw asgiving U.S.  per sonal aut o insu r ance cu s tomersa 15%cre dit  ont he ir  Ap ri l  an d  M ayp rem iums thr ou gh  itsnews t a y -at- hom e au to pr emium creditpro gram .  It  said  it w illco ntinu e to p rovid eauto coverage t o cu stomers w hos ejob sinclu d e usin g t hei r perso nal veh i cle st o ma ke food, grocery,ph a r ma cy and m edical su pp l y delive ri es. 

US A A 

USA A, A m er ica’s fi fth la r ge st  proper ty -casua lt y i nsu rer,s aidit wil l return  a to t al of $800 mil l ion to its me m be r s .Sour ce:  Company da ta O T TAWA —Whe n  C SIS inter cepte dt he communications of i nn ocentpeopl e between 200 6 and 2016 “ a ll” themeta d at a  related to th ose c ommunicati o ns was r etain ed in acontrover s i al datab ase , a  to p s e c re t memo obtain e d  byth e Starsug gests.
Th e d ocu men trelates t o CSIS’s  O pe ra ti ona l Dat a  Analysi sCen tr e ( ODAC) and anow-d isco nt in u edprogram th a t  sto re ddata  in te rcept ed f r omthe ser vice’s ta rge t s —an dpeoplewho were in c on tact withth emat the t ime.

Th e Federal Court ruled i n  2016 i t w as il lega l for the  se rvicetoi ndefin itelykeepda tao n  peop l e  w hopo sed no thr e a t t o Can ad a’snationa l security — sucha s t he family, fr ien ds o r co wor k er s  of  C S ISt a rgets — for fut ure analys is . 
While theb asi cs  of the  progra m wer e  reveal ed in hea vily cens or ed c o u rtdocuments,  the sca le of the progr a mis no t w idelyun der stood . CSIS tol d par liamen ta riansearli er  this ye ar that it didn’t knowhow ma ny Ca nad ians were  ca u ght  up in th e OD AC.

But i n a n O ctobe r 2 0 16 me mo t o  P ubl i c Saf etyM inister R a lp h G o o da le, outgoin g C ana dianSec u rity I ntel ligence Service d i rector MichelCoul o m besug g este dthe court’s ru lin gw o uld have  a  significan t impact .“Thou gh (CS IS) ma y conti n u et o reta in a sso ciated da tali n ked toata r get’scomm un icatio ns, it will n o longer be able  to r e t ain ( m eta data)  l inked t o  thi rd-party c ommunicatio ns fou nd t o beunrelat ed  to th rea ts ,” Coulomb e  wrote in  thememo, s ta mped  To p Secr et a n d  obta ined  u nde r accesst o  i n fo rm a tio n la w.

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STATE_FARM

The largest_U.S. auto insurer said_here it_would_pay $2_billion_in dividend to_its customers, with_premium credit of about_25% for the_period_between March 20 and May 31.

The company also said here it was working to_reduce_auto insurance_rates_in_every state. The national average_for the cuts is 11%,_saving customers_a total of about $2.2 billion.

TRAVELERS COMPANIES INC_TRV.N

The_insurer said here_it was giving U.S. personal auto insurance customers a_15% credit on their April and_May premiums through_its_new_stay-at-home auto premium credit_program. It said it will continue_to provide auto coverage to customers_whose jobs include using their personal vehicles_to make food, grocery, pharmacy and_medical supply deliveries.

USAA

USAA, America’s fifth_largest property-casualty_insurer, said it will return_a total of_$800 million_to its members.

Source:_Company data OTTAWA—When CSIS intercepted the_communications of innocent_people between 2006 and 2016 “all”_the_metadata related to_those_communications_was retained_in a controversial_database,_a top_secret_memo obtained by the Star suggests.

The_document_relates to CSIS’s Operational Data Analysis Centre_(ODAC) and a now-discontinued_program_that stored data intercepted_from the service’s targets —_and people who were in contact_with them_at the_time.

The Federal Court ruled in 2016 it was illegal for the_service to indefinitely keep data on_people who posed no_threat to_Canada’s_national security —_such_as the_family, friends or coworkers of CSIS targets_— for_future analysis.

While the basics of the_program were revealed in_heavily_censored court documents, the scale of_the program is not widely understood._CSIS told parliamentarians earlier this_year_that_it didn’t know how many_Canadians were caught up in the_ODAC.

But in an_October 2016 memo to Public Safety Minister_Ralph_Goodale, outgoing Canadian Security Intelligence Service_director_Michel Coulombe suggested the court’s ruling_would_have_a significant impact.

“Though (CSIS) may_continue to retain associated data linked_to a target’s communications, it will no longer be_able to retain_(metadata) linked to third-party communications_found_to_be unrelated to threats,” Coulombe wrote in the memo, stamped_Top Secret_and obtained under_access to information law.

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