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The Alberta government announced on Jan. 26, 2023 that private passenger vehicle insurance rate increases will be paused until the end of 2023. You may…
Alberta has seen high numbers of vehicle theft the past few years. According to Equité Association, the top ten vehicles stolen in Alberta in 2022…
Distracted driving rules vary from province to province and it’s important to know what counts as distracted driving and how it can impact you. A…
Your insurance policies need to be updated to reflect life changes, otherwise you are leaving yourself open to being underinsured. By Wendy Wildeman, VP, Commercial…
Many Canadians head to warmer climates to escape the long, cold winter. Whether they go for a month or six, their insurance protection is impacted…
The decisions you make behind the wheel could put yourself and others on the road at risk. Driver error is the cause of most collisions,…
Effective January 1, 2022, Alberta is changing the way vehicle damage claims are handled after accidents. Going forward, your insurance policy will include mandatory Direct Compensation Property Damage (DCPD) coverage. The aim is to make insurance…
While uncertainty around COVID-19 still exists, many people are being told the return to work is imminent (if they’re not already back in the office)….
Driving is risky. Every time you get behind the wheel, there is a chance you could injure yourself or someone else (a passenger, pedestrian or…
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