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Victim Tax: Driver on the hook for nearly $9,000 repair after hit-and-runner hits her uninsured parked car

Toronto, Ontario — What was intended as a frugal decision after an unfortunate accident has left a Scarborough mother with a nearly $9,000 repair bill after her parked car was damaged in a hit-and-run. After a former boyfriend wrecked her 2021 Hyundai Sonata and left her with the $1,000 insurance premium increase that resulted, Shanise […]

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Showing and Shining: Centennial College School of Transportation hosts annual Show and Shine

Toronto, Ontario — Collision Repair was at the Centennial College Show and Shine car show yesterday, where more than 1,500 classics, hot rods, tuners, trucks and motorcycles were on display. Held on Sunday at Centennial’s Ashtonbee campus, the Show and Shine event was hosted by the college’s School of Transportation and featured hundreds of cars […]

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A New Direction: Conduct review of MPI CEO linked to Project Nova pitfalls, board confirms

Winnipeg, Manitoba — Manitoba’s public insurance corporation said goodbye to its CEO on Tuesday and subsequent reporting from the CBC shows that Eric Herbelin’s dismissal is in fact linked to his handling of Project Nova. This dismissal of MPI’s highest-ranking executive comes immediately following a review carried out to assess Herbelin’s conduct, the results of […]

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A Lapse of Faith: Leaked internal MPI emails express concerns over Project Nova review, says CBC report

Winnipeg, Manitoba — The saga of Project Nova continues in Manitoba, as newly released internal emails from MPI raise concerns about McKinsey & Company, the consulting firm carrying out a $12 million review of the project. Manitoba NDP leader Wab Kinew released the emails during question period on Wednesday, stating that the chain of messages […]

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Tuesday Ticker: Analysts hope Musk shifts attention to Tesla; Stellantis stops construction amid financial disputes and more

Toronto, Ontario — Stellantis airs its disputes with the federal government; Tesla fans hope Elon Musk turns his attention toward the EV brand and Boyd reports its Q1 financials in this weekly Tuesday Ticker. Stellantis stalemate Stellantis and LG Energy Solution have ceased construction on a planned EV battery factory in Windsor, Ont., over ongoing […]

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TAI-ed Together: Toyota Auto Insurance expands into Calif., no word yet on plans for Canada

Toronto, Ontario — Toyota’s in-house auto insurance division has officially made its way into California, marking the ninth U.S. state to receive the Japanese automaker’s “customizable coverage” insurance offerings. The company said further expansion of Toyota Auto Insurance (TAI) will be seen in the coming months, with plans to integrate Oregon, Georgia and Colorado into […]

Backseat Bruises: Small cars underperform in rear-seat passenger protection, IIHS report says

Toronto, Ontario — Small cars are the latest vehicle to record less-than-stellar results in the IIHS’s updated moderate overlap crash test, with the Institute reporting that many of the tested vehicles failed to protect their rear-seat passengers. Bearing an unfortunate resemblance to its recent testing of midsize SUVs in the same test, the U.S.’s Insurance […]

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Painting with Patience: Refinish times on the rise, according to new Enterprise LOR report

Toronto, Ontario — Enterprise’s latest Length of Rental report is out and comes bearing the news that the average first quarter rental length is up by three full days from last year, as parts and labour shortages persist throughout the industry. The report notes that while this spike in national average LOR from Q1 2022 […]

Finding Your Dream Cart: Sask. considering expanding use of golf carts on local roads

Regina, Saskatchewan — “Sorry I was late. There was a golf cart blocking up the left lane,” is a phrase some Saskatchewan residents may have to get used to saying now that the province’s Urban Municipalities Association recently passed a resolution considering them for public roadways. The resolution passed last week at the Saskatchewan Urban […]

Misplaced Priorities: Collision coverage is second most important factor in auto insurance, says PC Insurance survey

Toronto, Ontario — A PC Insurance commissioned survey found that safe driving discounts are the prime factor for most Canadians, with collision and liability coverage ironically considered the second and third most important factors in an auto insurance policy. The survey polled 1,500 Canadians, asking which factors they considered important, along with the most common misconceptions […]

Unhappy Accidents: ICBC Adjuster error costs Port Alberni family thousands in lost income and deductibles

Port Alberni, British Columbia — A Port Alberni, B.C. family says they are out thousands of dollars after their truck was hit by a stolen vehicle, causing them to be unable to operate their business while owing $1,000 in deductibles to ICBC. While travelling home to Port Alberni from Nanaimo with their children, the couple’s […]

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