Vehicle Insurance

• More kiosks, more staff added to collision-reporting centres in Edmonton

  More kiosks, more staff and more space are being added to the two collision-reporting centres that opened in Edmonton in September 2022.

  Consumer

  Feb 9
  
• Calgary driver whose car was damaged on private property repaid months after the incident

  The insurance provider said that when the wind blows a sign down, the person who owns the sign can only be held responsible for the damage if they had been negligent.

  Consumer

  Oct 4, 2022
  
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• 2 collision reporting centres open Thursday; aim to free up Edmonton police

  Two new collision reporting centres officially opened on Thursday, with the goal of streamlining the process for minor collisions while also freeing up Edmonton police resources.

  Consumer

  Sep 29, 2022
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• E-scooter collision creates insurance headache for Lethbridge SUV owner

  "(Allstate) phoned the repair shop and said that everything was OK... Twenty minutes later, they phone back: 'Oh, we've got bad news. Our supervisor disallowed the claim.'"

  Features

  Aug 18, 2022
• Richmond Hill couple fights with insurance company to repair damage to vehicle that was stolen

  "We are asking them to fix our vehicle to its pre-stolen condition."

  Consumer

  May 10, 2021
• Vehicle modification causes insurance complications for Ontario man

  Desjardins Insurance refused to pay for the loss because he had modified the Subaru exhaust system without the company's knowledge or permission.

  Consumer

  Apr 30, 2021
• ICBC customers set to receive an average rebate of $190 for COVID-19 related savings

  ICBC customers will receive a one-time rebate averaging $190 this spring. Drivers will receive a cheque for each policy, which is expected to arrived in March.

  Economy

  Feb 2, 2021
• ICBC customers set to get COVID-19 rebate due to fewer crashes during pandemic

  Global News has learned the province and ICBC will announce the rebate for drivers on Tuesday, including how much it is and when drivers will receive it.

  Economy

  Feb 1, 2021
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• ICBC launches online calculator for premiums under no-fault insurance model

  The province is transitioning to a no-fault model on May 1. The shift is expected to save drivers an average of $400 a year.

  Politics

  Jan 26, 2021
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• Regulator approves 15% cut to ICBC’s basic insurance rates

  The B.C. government has promised a 20-per-cent decrease in overall car insurance rates.

  Consumer

  Jan 14, 2021