Why Alberta Should Think Twice About No-Fault Insurance: A Lesson from B.C.

On a sunny August afternoon in 2021, 67-year-old lawyer Tim Schober was cycling down Douglas [...]

When a Festival Turns into a Mass-Casualty Crash: What Alberta Families Can Learn from the Lapu Lapu Tragedy

A spring night meant for music and food, ended with sirens and triage tarps. On [...]

Alberta’s “Meat Chart” Puts a Price on your Injuries. Here’s What That Means for You and Your Family.

Imagine, a Calgary couple being rear-ended on Deerfoot. She was 14 weeks pregnant. In the [...]

Danielle Smith Warns Insurers

What the Premier’s Warning Means—In Plain English In a recent Calgary Herald column by Rick [...]

What Happens If You’re in a Car Accident with an Ambulance in Alberta?

You are waiting at a red light on Memorial Drive when you hear the siren [...]

When “No-Fault” Feels Like No Recourse: The Uphill Battle for BC Accident Victims

A Promising Reform—or a New Barrier? Imagine you are driving home one evening when another [...]

What’s behind the “$400 hike” chatter—and what’s “actually in force” right now

Columnist Rick Bell raised the alarm this weekend, asking whether the provincial government could hit [...]

Alberta’s New Auto Insurance System – A Closer Look at the Costs Behind the Promises

Examining the expenses behind Alberta’s New Auto Insurance System helps one to better understand the [...]

What Alberta’s “Care-First” overhaul changes— and what is still unknown

The province plans to switch to a “Care-First” auto insurance model on January 1, 2027. [...]

How Alberta’s Proposed Auto Insurance System Could Hurt Crash Victims

Why You Should Pay Attention to Changes That Might Limit Your Rights A Family’s Future, [...]