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Toronto car theft insurance claims rose 561% in 5 years: ICB - Vimarsana News

Toronto car theft insurance claims rose 561% in 5 years: ICB

Soaring auto theft rates are blamed for the cost of Toronto’s auto theft claims rocketing up 561 per cent over the past five years, says the Insurance Bureau of Canada.

Here's how much it really costs to own home in Toronto - Vimarsana News

Here's how much it really costs to own home in Toronto

Buying a home in Toronto can be daunting, especially considering that the average home price in the city has hovered around the million-dollar mark...

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Higher price tag, repair costs could drive up insurance premiums for EVs, report says - Canada News - Vimarsana News

Higher price tag, repair costs could drive up insurance premiums for EVs, report says - Canada News

Drivers may see higher premiums for their electric vehicles as the insurance industry adjusts to the shift from gas-powered cars to electric alternatives, a new report suggests.

Higher price tag, repair costs could drive up insurance for EVs, according to report - Vimarsana News

Higher price tag, repair costs could drive up insurance for EVs, according to report

EVs are computers on wheels and batteries are central to their operations, said Victor Adesanya, co-author of the report and vice-president of insurance at Morningstar DBRS' Global Financial Institutions Group.

Auto insurance rates to rise in 2024 over record thefts, higher replacement costs car parts - Vimarsana News

Auto insurance rates to rise in 2024 over record thefts, higher replacement costs car parts

Financial Services Regulatory Authority has approved allowing insurers to increase rates by up to 25 per cent in some cases for the first quarter of 2024