1:57 Alberta announces reforms to address high premiums for auto insurance Two companies will stop offering automobile insurance in Alberta. Aviva Direct is withdrawing its auto and home insurance ...

Two decades ago, auto insurance in New Jersey was needlessly expensive, complex, and unfair to consumers. Many drivers paid higher premiums to subsidize cheaper insurance for a small minority with a ...

Alberta Premier Ralph Klein likes to call his contribution to politics the "Alberta Advantage." Unfortunately, if he gets his way with Alberta's health-care system, only the financially advantaged ...

A recent report by Ernst & Young (EY) has found Alberta has some of the highest auto insurance premiums in the country. The review looked at 30 different driver profiles, including different cars to ...

Reports commissioned by the provincial government have looked seriously at the insurance solution that’s long seemed a third rail for Alberta conservatives — public auto insurance. (ICBC - image ...

Alberta auto insurance has been in the news a lot lately. Let’s look at the data to see if it’s really the most expensive place for insurance in Canada. Auto insurance in Alberta has been in the news ...

Finance Minister Nate Horner discusses new Automobile Insurance Act legislation during a news conference at the Alberta legislature in Edmonton on Monday March 24, 2025. (Credit: David Bloom) Alberta ...

New Alberta legislation allowing captive insurance companies to set up and domicile in the province has started to bear fruit. Insurance and reinsurance broker BMS is launching BMS Captive Insurance ...

During the B.C. election campaign, Conservative John Rustad has promised to end the state-owned Insurance Corporation of British Columbia (ICBC) monopoly and introduce fair, competitive insurance. A ...

S&Y Insurance Company — a subsidiary of Aviva — has become the third auto insurer to declare its intention to leave Alberta within the last year and the second within three weeks. On Wednesday, Aviva ...

A new provincial bureaucracy, not the courts, should deal with car crash injury cases, a government-appointed auto insurance panel recommends. Saying there's no evidence the courtroom battles help ...