Nov 23, 2005 - George Cooke participates in the Executive Forum on Climate Change.

Feb 18, 2005 -

Nov 12, 2004 - Click here to read an explanation of The Dominion's relationship with insurance brokers and broker compensation.

Jul 08, 2004 - The last few years have not been kind to New Brunswick drivers. Even as auto insurance costs spiraled upwards, availability decreased -- a counter-intuitive conundrum in a free enterprise economy -- and the consumer was left to figure out why.

Jun 29, 2004 - "We are very pleased that the Government of New Brunswick recognizes the benefits of choice and competition to consumers and has rejected government-run auto insurance", said George Cooke, President and Chief Executive Officer of The Dominion of Canada General Insurance Company.

Apr 02, 2004 - The Select Committee on Public Auto Insurance released its report today, recommending that the government of New Brunswick implement a government run automobile insurance plan. According to the report, this initiative will provide rate relief and stability for the province's insurance consumers.

Nov 27, 2003 - "As a result of our strong and sustained effort to process refund cheques to our automobile insurance policy-holders in Nova Scotia," said George L. Cooke, president and chief executive officer of The Dominion of Canada General Insurance Company, "I am delighted to confirm that all of our eligible personal lines policy-holders in the province have received refund cheques or credits."

Oct 31, 2003 - "Actions taken by the Eves government to provide rate relief to Ontario automobile drivers would not have resulted in a 10% reduction in premiums," stated George L. Cooke, president and chief executive officer of The Dominion of Canada General Insurance Company in response to assertions made by former Minister of Enterprise, Opportunity and Innovation, James Flaherty.

Oct 31, 2003 - "Refund cheques will be issued to all eligible Nova Scotia automobile insurance policyholders with The Dominion of Canada General Insurance Company within the next two weeks", said George Cooke, President and Chief Executive Officer of the Company.

Oct 29, 2003 - "We are shocked and deeply offended by the punitive insurance legislation passed by the government of Nova Scotia", said George Cooke, president and chief executive officer of The Dominion of Canada General Insurance Company. "I strongly urge the premier not to proclaim this bill, start over and get it right."