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ICBC overhaul: ‘No such thing as a minor brain injury’ warns advocate
Brain injury advocates are raising concerns about the province’s plans for ICBC. Continue reading
Provincial government releases regulations for overhaul of ICBC rate claims
The new claim caps, approved by Attorney General David Eby, are the most significant change to accident benefits in 25 years. Continue reading
Most dangerous intersections in the Okanagan
By Jules Knox Reporter/Anchor
The most dangerous intersection in the Okanagan is Harvey Avenue and Spall Road, according to the latest ICBC data. Continue reading
With little warning, increased penalties for high-risk B.C. drivers to go into effect this week
Fees related to two B.C. driving penalty programs will be going up by 20 per cent this week. Continue reading
ICBC says repeat road test failures creating 58-day backlog
ICBC says the wait time to take a road test to get a Class 5 or 7 driver’s licence is about 58 days. Continue reading
B.C. government will leave Veteran’s Licence Plate program alone
By Richard Zussman Online Journalist based at B.C. Legislature
After a six week consultation period, 63 per cent of the nearly 4,400 people who filled out the survey told the province they wanted the plates to remain for military veterans. Continue reading
Fall weather sees spike in pedestrian crashes across Lower Mainland
‘The days are getting shorter, the weather is getting darker earlier, and the weather is getting poorer,’ says Aileen Shibata of ICBC. Continue reading
New ICBC fee for lending vehicles could discourage designated drivers: MADD
Attorney General David Eby said the changes should not be seen as punitive to people who are helping keep drunk drivers off the road. Continue reading
Lend your car out from time to time? There’s now an ICBC fee for that
ICBC says the new $50 annual premium reflects the fact that one in five cars involved in crashes is borrowed. Continue reading
Heading into busy fall legislative session, Premier John Horgan sets sights on housing, economic growth
By Richard Zussman Online Journalist based at B.C. Legislature
It has been a busy 14 months for B.C. Premier John Horgan. Now, he is looking to the next phase of the government, one where the priorities are on keeping the momentum going. Continue reading
