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Temple Hotels TMPHF

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Temple Hotels Inc owns hotel real estate in primary and secondary markets across Canada. Its segments include Fort McMurray, Other Alberta, and Other Canada. The properties portfolio of the company include British Columbia Properties, Alberta Properties, Saskatchewan Properties, Manitoba Properties, Ontario Properties, Nova Scotia Properties, and Northwest Territories Properties among others.


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Comment by righand2on May 04, 2016 6:03pm
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esviagra wrote: Personally lucky enough to never had property damages.  How would insurance works in this case if the thing got destroyed?  A lump sum payment of the 'book value' / value at cost / 'market value'.



I would imagine it would be at market value. But from the sounds of things, it is mostly houses that were lost, or other building close to the forest edge.
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