The products are out there to make buildings more fire resilient, say product manufacturers, but it means moving away from low-ball building solutions and bringing in code changes. There is no one-trick-pony product. Manufacturers say their products are part of an assembly that delays fire spread. …Canada’s insurance sector is pushing for change as it shoulders burgeoning claim costs such as the $3.7 billion in the Fort McMurray fire and now Lytton claims. …The Insurance Bureau of Canada is urging government to bring forward a peril reduction program for both communities and buildings just as it has set energy emission reduction targets in Canada… so the sector could use it to establish rates for buildings and it would serve as an incentive to the building sector and real estate sector to build more disaster resistant structures.