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Canada’s national insurer association has expressed deep concern about an Alberta government-commissioned Oliver Wyman report, which touts public auto insurance as the reform option leading to the lowest premiums for Albertans.   One expert says the Oliver Wyman report can’t…The post Insurers respond to Alberta’s auto reform reports appeared first on Canadian Underwriter.

The manslaughter trial of Christine Birt came to a sudden halt on Tuesday after Birt changed her plea from not guilty of manslaughter to guilty of assault causing bodily harm. Birt was originally charged with second-degree murder but, after pre-trial, the charge was changed to manslaughter. After intense discussions by the Crown and defence lawyers, […]

The first seniors to register with the new federal dental care plan can now start submitting claims.

Feeling hit by symptoms of Spring Fever? Looking for productive ways to channel all your pent up energy? Have no fear! We’ve update our list of recommended resources for getting equipped with the practical tools, knowledge and inspiration for your next, new project(s)…

Labour strife could lead to transit disruptions in Metro Vancouver for the second time this year after the union representing 150 West Vancouver bus drivers and mechanics voted overwhelmingly in favour of a strike this week.

It is no longer possible to charge and reload OPUS public transit cards on phones and online as the app is suspended.

Calgary real estate prices continued to rise in April, as demand for more affordable, higher-density properties remained high.

Lambton-Kent-Middlesex voters head to the polls in one of two Ontario provincial byelections Thursday.