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What the Alberta NDP’s auto rate freeze would mean for insureds and insurers

January 11, 2023 by Alyssa DiSabatino

Alberta brokers and insurers believe a New Democratic Party proposal to freeze auto insurance rates won’t solely reduce auto premiums and will instead make it harder for drivers to obtain coverage, auto insurance experts tell Canadian Underwriter. A better solution

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How inflation will affect Intact’s auto rates going forward

November 10, 2022 by David Gambrill

Intact is predicting a firming of its auto insurance rates in Canada, where brokers and consumers can expect the company to increase auto rates by percentages in the upper single digits by the end of 2022. In its personal lines

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This car is orange. Do your clients know it won’t necessarily cost any extra to insure it?

September 1, 2020 by David Gambrill

Driving in the passing lane of the highway, your client sees in her rearview mirror an antenna pull up behind her. A horn blares. She pulls into the right lane, and an orange Lamborghini Aventador moves ahead, leaving her behind

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Executive Outlook 2020 | Valérie Lavoie, Desjardins

December 30, 2019 by David Gambrill

Valérie Lavoie, President, Chief Operating Officer, Desjardins General Insurance Group Rising home and auto insurance premiums will be the big issue for the industry again in 2020, driven by the growing frequency and severity of extreme weather events and the

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Executive Outlook 2020 | Carol Jardine, Wawanesa

December 30, 2019 by David Gambrill

Carol Jardine, President, Canadian P&C Operations, The Wawanesa Mutual Insurance Company One of the most important issues facing the industry is the Canadian consumer’s pocketbook. Canadian families have never been more in debt and GDP and wage growth aren’t helping.

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Alberta strikes panel to review auto insurance, won’t bring back rate cap

December 27, 2019 Dean Bennett – THE CANADIAN PRESS

Alberta is reviewing auto insurance in the province to ensure that the industry can remain viable and drivers can get affordable coverage. Finance Minister Travis Toews says Albertans are paying some of the highest rates in Canada but are having

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Ontario auto insurance rates drop, but still short of August 2015 target

April 25, 2016 The Canadian Press

TORONTO – Auto insurance rates in Ontario have dropped about 10 per cent on average in the past couple of years, putting the Liberal government two-thirds of the way to a goal that passed eight months ago. The Liberals promised