Tag: "British Columbia"

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Maple Group extends offer for exchange operator TMX Group to Feb. 29

Maple Group, the consortium of 13 financial institutions looking to take control of the owner of the Toronto Stock Exchange, is extending its takeover offer by about a month

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Facebook brags lead to BC man’s insurance fraud confession

A Williams Lake man may be thinking twice about what he posts on social media websites after a series of Facebook posts and messages led to an ICBC fraud investigation

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Speed Kills, or Does it?

Speed alone doesn’t kill, but combine it with poor driving skills or a bad decision and it definitely makes a bad situation worse

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Left Foot Braking

An important job for your left foot and the leg attached to it is to press against the raised portion on the left side of the driver’s foot well

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Court rules Ontario $50 billion lawsuit against tobacco companies can proceed

The province launched a lawsuit against a group of 14 Canadian, American and British-based tobacco companies in 2009 to help recover costs of treating people with smoking-related illnesses

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Albertans are the most confident winter drivers

When it comes to winter driving, Albertans are most confident, drivers in Manitoba and Saskatchewan are most prepared, finds Ford survey

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Top five excuses given by impaired drivers

“I’m driving my drunk friends home… I’ve had less than all of them.”

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Impaired driving consequences in BC

Justice Jon Sigurdson ruled that making the IRP program invalid right away “may pose a danger to the public”

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P&C insurers in BC, Alberta must become GIO members

Governments of Alberta and BC require all P&C insurers to be members of the General Insurance OmbudService as of July 1, 2012

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More Vancouver riot charges announced

Sixteen men and four women are among the suspected rioters. The average age is 19, with the ages ranging from 15 to 27

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Yielding to an Emergency Vehicle

Do you know what to do if you see and hear lights and sirens behind you?

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ICBC plans software that will proactively flag potential data breaches

“In early 2013 we plan to introduce new software which will proactively flag inappropriate or random information accesses, and further strengthen this aspect of our systems,” said ICBC’s Mark Jan Vrem

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Workplace fraud cost Canadian businesses $3.2 billion in 2010

CGA-Canada says the collective losses of $3.2 billion in 2010 is a conservative estimate and can change as the economy does

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Why Don’t You Promote Being a Designated Driver?

Retired Constable Tim Schewe looks at designated drivers this holiday season

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ICBC submits rate application with utilities commission

The insurer said the increase will raise the average premium from its current $1,277 per year to $1,304

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Alberta government says court ruling on B.C. drunk driving rules doesn’t apply

Alberta justice officials said their proposed legislation takes pains to make sure that any sanctions piled on top of a drunk-driving charge are based on legally admissible evidence

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BC court says part of drunk driving law is unconstitutional

Justice Jon Sigurdson says automatic roadside prohibition is a Charter infringement and “not a reasonable limit which is demonstrably justified in a free and democratic society.”

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ICBC CEO comments on proposed rate increases

“Reduced investment income and rising bodily injury claims have their most significant impact on our basic insurance costs, which unfortunately means we need to increase our basic rates.” Jon Schubert, President and CEO, ICBC

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The Approved Screening Device

Much has been written recently about the Approved Screening Device being used by police to test drivers under the Immediate Roadside Prohibition program

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