What are the different types of auto insurance in Alberta? Alberta auto insurance includes mandatory third-party liability and accident benefits, plus optional coverages such as collision and comprehensive insurance. Collision helps cover damage from a crash, while comprehensive can cover risks such as theft, vandalism, hail and certain animal collisions. The right combination depends on […]
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What should you do if your car is stolen? First, confirm the vehicle was not towed or moved, then report the theft to police and obtain a file number. Contact your insurer or broker as soon as possible and provide the vehicle details, keys, ownership information and any available tracking data. Theft of the vehicle […]
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Why are home insurance rates increasing in Edmonton? Edmonton home insurance premiums can rise because of higher rebuilding costs, inflation, severe-weather claims, water damage, wildfire exposure, reinsurance costs and changes in an insurer’s loss experience. Rate increases are not the same for every homeowner. Your home’s age, location, claims history, coverage limits, deductible and upgrades […]
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What are the cheapest cars to insure in Alberta? The lowest-cost vehicles to insure are typically models with lower repair costs, strong safety records, lower theft risk and modest performance. Family sedans, compact SUVs and crossovers often cost less to insure than luxury or high-performance vehicles. There is no single cheapest model for every Alberta […]
Read MoreThe holiday season is almost here! As we get ready to spend quality time with loved ones, there will be a holiday closure period ahead of us. We wish you a joyous holiday season. Please note that our holiday hours have been revised as follows: Monday, Dec.23: 8:30am-4:30pm Tuesday, Dec.24: Closed at noon Wednesday, Dec.25: […]
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Is Aviva still in Alberta? Yes. Aviva still offers insurance in Alberta through broker-distributed channels, although Aviva Direct began phasing out its direct-to-consumer home and auto business in the province in January 2025. Alberta customers should check current product availability with a broker because the change affected Aviva Direct rather than all Aviva insurance in […]
Read MoreTo all our valued clients in Jasper and surrounding areas, We understand that the recent wildfires near Jasper National Park have caused significant disruption and concern. Our hearts go out to everyone affected by this emergency situation. Here are some essential resources and information to assist you during this challenging time: Evacuation Details: If you […]
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What are the benefits of bundling insurance? Bundling home, auto, condo or tenant insurance with one insurer can make policies easier to manage and may qualify you for multi-policy discounts. It can also give your broker a clearer view of your overall coverage and help reduce gaps. Savings vary by insurer and customer, so compare […]
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Can I switch from one insurance company to another? Yes, you can generally switch insurers before your current policy renews, although cancelling mid-term may result in a cancellation charge. Compare equivalent limits, deductibles and endorsements before switching, and make sure the new policy is active before the old one ends so you avoid a lapse […]
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How can you tell if an Edmonton insurance broker is properly licensed? Alberta insurance brokers and agents must meet provincial licensing requirements to sell insurance. Consumers can ask a broker for their licence information and verify licensing through the appropriate Alberta insurance regulator or industry resources. Accreditation, professional memberships and continuing education can also be […]
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