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• Alberta hikes crop insurance premiums: ‘It’s not good news for farmers’

  Farmers will have to pay more for crop insurance as the Alberta government hikes premiums in its latest budget.

  Money

  Mar 3, 2023
  
• Howe Island Ferry returns to service with reduced capacity

  The county says it is working with the Ontario Ministry of Transportation, which owns the ferry, to get the ferry back to full capacity.

  Canada

  Oct 3, 2022
  
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• Quebec must keep COVID-19 premiums for health-care workers, union urges

  Union leaders representing the 300,000 health-care sector workers are calling on the Quebec government to maintain COVID-19 premiums announced when the pandemic started.

  Canada

  May 9, 2022
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• No ICBC rebate yet despite lower crash rate, as COVID-19 impacts remain unclear

  Its finances are incredibly volatile because of a lower crash rate, a loss in investments and a large number of insurance cancellations, David Eby said.

  Economy

  May 14, 2020
• Auto insurance in N.B. likely to see double-digit increases in 2020: experts

  New Brunswick's consumer advocate for insurance says rate percentage increases could jump by double digits, with several applications before the province's insurance board.

  Consumer

  Jan 14, 2020
• MPI to raise rates in 2019

  If you're a car owner in Manitoba, you should expect your auto insurance to go up by an average of 1.8 per cent next year.

  Consumer

  Dec 3, 2018
• Cities of New Brunswick calls WorkSafeNB rate increase ‘staggering’

  The Cities of New Brunswick Association says there is an "urgent" need to find the right balance between compensation for injured workers and employers' financial interests.

  Economy

  Nov 12, 2018
• Lawyers launching court actions against auto insurance companies in Ontario

  Insurance companies Aviva, Intact, Belair, Allstate, Unifund and Certas are named in the suits, which contain allegations that have not been proven in court.

  Canada

  Nov 1, 2018
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• Majority of drivers will pay less under new ICBC rates, but high risk drivers will pay substantially more

  The B.C. government has launched a major overhaul to how much British Columbians pay for basic car insurance.

  Politics

  Aug 9, 2018
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• B.C. RV drivers paying $1K more for insurance than Alberta counterparts: Taxpayers Federation

  "There's only one reason for that, and that's because ICBC is the only place to go," said spokesperson Kris Sims. "They are a forced government monopoly."

  Consumer

  Jul 19, 2018