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Overrun Overviews: Gilles Bélanger appointed following report of online automotive insurance platform, overspending

Quebec City, Quebec – Gilles Bélanger has reportedly been appointed as the new Minister of cybersecurity and digital technology following a provincial...

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Insurance Insecurities: SAAQclic automotive insurance platform deemed ‘a total failure’ according to provincial auditor general report

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Policy Positivity: Ipsos’s CSI 2024 insurance study reveals increased customer satisfaction from 2023

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Brick By Brick: Would you drive this life-size Lego McLaren P1?

Now, I’m used to looking at cars and thinking, How much of a nightmare would this be to repair? But this? This was a whole new level.

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Deft at Reducing Theft: Auto Theft Declines But Still Impacts Collision Repair Industry

For the collision repair industry, auto theft continues to present major challenges

Fees Fines Fo Fum: Quebec class-action lawsuit claims provincial car dealers overcharged consumers by $54 million in fees

Law firm BGA has filed a motion in Quebec’s Superior Court seeking authorization to bring a class-action lawsuit against car dealers in the province for overcharging drivers by an alleged $54 million in fees.

Culminating Costs: Historic Calgary hailstorm now estimated at $3.25 billion in insured losses, says CatIQ

The record-breaking hailstorm that took place in Calgary, Alta., last August is now estimated to have cost $3.25 billion in insured losses.

Syncing in Spring: Progi to launch ProgiSync to all SGI-accredited autobody shops

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A Reliable Relationship: Chapman Auto Body celebrates first Intact Service Centre in Atlantic Canada

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Rate Restorations: Alberta Premier, Danielle Smith announces province’s switch to privately delivered, care-focused auto insurance system

Alberta is launching a new privately managed auto insurance system focused on driver care. Following a survey of 16,000 drivers, legislation is expected in spring 2025, with full implementation by January 2027.

Premiums and Penalties: Alberta insurers fined for overcharging, says Superintendent report

Twenty-one insurers have been fined a combined total of three million dollars for regulatory violations. Violations include overcharging customers, compensation of unauthorized insurance agents and unfair acts or practices when handling insurance claims.

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