When it comes to winter driving, Albertans are most confident, drivers in Manitoba and Saskatchewan are most prepared, finds Ford survey
Older drivers calmer, more confident and more knowledgeable about winter driving than younger drivers, finds TD Insurance poll
FSCO said it has received complaints from stakeholders regarding billing practices by health care providers, especially in the areas of frequency of invoicing, incomplete invoices and record keeping
The Financial Services Commission of Ontario (FSCO) is warning consumers that Rockfort Company Ltd. is not licensed to do insurance business in Ontario as either an agent or company
Former licensee took ICBC auto insurance decal from work and affixed it to her vehicle without registering it or renewing her insurance
Company acquires David Duncan Insurance Agency in Gilbert Plains, Manitoba, and Leith & Glassford Agency Ltd. in Rosetown, Saskatchewan
FSCO finds Lima Automobile Insurance Company collecting premiums from clients without providing coverage
Ontario regulator said it has received a number of consumer calls regarding an unlicensed insurance provider
Insurer claims five companies perpetrated insurance fraud against it by engaging in false billing and other fraudulent behaviour
Esurance customers can have the most recent auto repair photos post automatically on Facebook Wall
Section B Benefits in Nova Scotia have not been adjusted since 2005, with the weekly indemnity payment ($140) not having been adjusted since 1974
Pioneer Rehabilitation Clinic Inc. pleaded guilty to knowingly making false or misleading statements to an insurer
Aviva says broker experience is brought online with instant insurance quotes on the web
Ontario Member of Provincial Parliament Mike Colle (Eglinton-Lawrence) wants the use of credit scoring to determine home insurance premiums or eligibility banned. In November 2010, Colle introduced Bill 130: The Homeowners Insurance Credit Scoring Ban Act, 2010 and now he has launched a petition, as well. Colle said that using credit scoring for homeowners insurance, [...]
The Registered Insurance Brokers of Ontario (RIBO) is warning consumers of a recent insurance scam that’s spreading throughout the province via newspaper ads. RIBO says it has already received a number of calls from people who have been caught in the scam. Ads in several city newspapers, including those in London, Ottawa and Toronto, advertise [...]
As of February 1, Ontario’s Participating Providers will be required to use Health Claims for Auto Insurance (HCAI). Participating Providers are every health care facility and health care provider that practices in Ontario and mails or delivers OCF-18, -21 and -23 directly to an insurer. As of February 1, these providers will have to submit [...]
