Jonathan Bradley

The Alberta government will be introducing a new auto insurance system to what it says will provide better, faster services to Albertans while reducing premiums.

Ianni Law has raised concerns about recent discussions about the Alberta government overhauling the auto insurance industry.

Alberta Official Opposition Leader Christina Gray said the government unfroze auto insurance rates, which led to the second-highest ones in Canada.

The Alberta government will be saying this week it will enable auto insurance companies to raise premiums by the more than 3.7% rate cap it enacted and bring about more savings later on by removing personal injury lawsuits and legal claims from the system, CBC News has learned.

The Ontario government said it has partnered with SpaceX’s high-speed internet service Starlink to launch the new Ontario Satellite Internet (ONSAT) program.

Alberta Treasury Board President and Finance Minister Nate Horner said he thinks a report by the Alberta Superintendent of Insurance finding the province’s auto insurance industry is at risk because of the rate cap is accurate.

Alberta Official Opposition Leader Christina Gray said while Premier Danielle Smith is focused on placating her base ahead of her leadership review, Albertans are finding it hard to put food on the table.

The Edmonton Islamic Academy said Alberta Premier Danielle Smith has invited its students and community to attend the Alberta United Conservative Party Annual General Meeting in Red Deer on November 2.

Wokeness has found its way into medical school admissions in Toronto.

Former Alberta United Conservative Party candidate Sayid Ahmed (Edmonton-Decore) confirmed he had won the Conservative nomination for Edmonton Centre.