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18.07.10
Back in 2003, Dalton McGuinty came to power on a number of impossible dreams.
While we’ve all tut-tutted over some broken promises — like the one to close coal plants, or that infamous pledge not to hike your taxes “one cent” — others have flown under the radar.
Remember the Liberals promising to roll back insurance premiums by 10%? That worked out well, didn’t it? Have you checked your bill lately?
Two sets of numbers released last week suggest Ontario is still one of the highest priced jurisdictions in the country when it comes to auto insurance.
Kinetix, a company that provides on-line insurance quotes, reported Ontario insurance rates had increased 15.2 % in the second quarter of 2010 over the same period last year.
Meanwhile, in Quebec, rates fell 8.2 % in the same period.
In Alberta, auto insurance decreased 0.2%, the fourth consecutive quarter Alberta car insurance decreased.
The Ontario Trial Lawyers’ Association warns reforms to auto insurance in this province may hold the line on costs, but will dramatically reduce the benefits for accident victims. They point to figures from the Financial Services Commission of Ontario (FSCO) that regulates insurance rates, showing auto insurance rates have soared almost 20% since 2007.
Source: Toronto Sun
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