Alberta’s incoming no-fault private insurance system could cut premiums for passenger and commercial vehicle drivers, but hike prices for motorcyclists, a new actuarial report says.

The Oliver Wyman report predicts average savings of $366 per vehicle per year for Albertans with basic coverage.

A new report on Alberta's proposed auto insurance system, which takes effect Jan. 1, 2027, estimates drivers in the province ...

Alberta's government said its planned Care-First auto insurance overhaul will deliver "significant consumer relief," releasing a new report that it claims supports promises of lower premiums under the ...

Auto insurance premiums in Alberta reached $1,835 in the first half of 2025, up 8.2 per cent from a year earlier and above ...

A new actuarial report released by the Automobile Insurance Rate Board projects lower premiums under Alberta’s proposed ...

Alberta has announced the latest changes to its new auto insurance system, which now includes how much Albertans will be paid out in accidents. The province passed the Automobile Insurance Act, which ...

Today, the Alberta government released the findings of a new report that highlights significant consumer relief under its new ...

Albertans are promised savings on auto insurance premiums next year. Don't book the trip to Vegas yet.

Talk about great expectations.

Albertans pay some of the highest auto insurance premiums in the country — but some insurers say the business isn't profitable here. When Zenith Insurance decided to pack up shop last summer, Premier ...