Alberta's auto insurance rate regulator is providing a clearer picture of how much money the province's Care-First auto ...

Alberta targets insurance collision restrictions to improve driver coverage. AIRB requires eased underwriting rules for rate ...

Alberta drivers are projected to save roughly $300, or nearly 15% annually, on average, under the province's new Care-First auto insurance system set to take effect January 1, 2027 – substantially ...

Alberta’s average full-coverage auto insurance premium climbed 8.7 per cent in 2025 to $1,903, according to the province’s ...

Alberta drivers could soon be paying less for auto insurance, with drivers now expected to save more than previously ...

Do not pop the champagne just yet. There is a twist to the tale.

Alberta’s Automobile Insurance Rate Board rolls out the report and boy is it a doozy.

Last week, the Automobile Insurance Rate Board (AIRB), the independent regulatory agency that oversees and approves automobile insurance in Alberta, released its "2026 Market and Trends Report." The ...

Alberta's Automobile Insurance Rate Board released its 2026 Market and Trends Report last week, finding that average driver ...

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There will be two big losers under the new scheme, injured parties and taxpayers. Taxpayers will have to cover far more of ...

On December 19, 2024, the Alberta Superintendent of Insurance published a revised version of Bulletin 05-2024 (“Superintendent’s Bulletin”) on the treatment of motor vehicle warranty contracts, ...