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Vehicle insurance between 13% and 60% more expensive in BC than Alberta, new study claims
Albertans pay the most in auto insurance. Why is this acceptable in a conservative province? Doesn't seem like an "Alberta advantage". : r/alberta
No-Fault ICBC Reform given Royal Assent - Singleton LLP
New auto insurance rates comparison report - ICBC : r/britishcolumbia
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Auto insurance rates in BC among the lowest in Canada - report | Insurance Business Canada
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