On December 2, 2024, the Alberta Government unveiled major reforms to the use of photo radar by municipalities, set to take effect on April 1, 2025. These changes aim to reduce the number of active photo radar locations from 2,200 to approximately 650, a significant reduction of about 70%.

Alberta’s auto insurance market has been at the center of scrutiny and controversy for many years. Headlines about reports on public vs. private auto insurance, rate freezes, rate increases for safe drivers, insurance companies leaving the province, and the latest announcement about Alberta’s sweeping changes to the insurance industry. With all of this in mind you might be asking yourself: What is happening to Alberta car insurance? We’d like to take an opportunity to break down the state of Alberta auto insurance and what changes could look like.

You might not know it, but home insurance and animals often have a complicated relationship. What kinds of things can be covered, and what aren’t? From a loyal pet’s mishap to an invasion of pests, there are plenty of questions about where your home insurance can step in. Knowing the basics can help you understand which risks are yours to manage and which fall under your policy’s protection.

When it comes to car insurance, many drivers wonder if owning an older car means lower insurance rates. While it's true that some aspects of insuring an older vehicle can be less expensive, it's not always the case. This article will help clarify the difference between older cars and classic cars and some of the other factors that go into your car insurance premium.

As auto insurance is a legal requirement in Alberta, it’s essential to ensure you're getting your insurance from a legitimate and licensed agent or broker. Unfortunately, there has been a rise in fraudulent auto insurance scams by unlicensed individuals, commonly referred to as “ghost brokers.” These scammers often target newcomers or those unfamiliar with Alberta’s insurance system, leaving unsuspecting drivers vulnerable to invalid insurance coverage.

Staying up-to-date on payments is an essential part of protecting yourself and your assets. However, life can throw unexpected challenges our way, and missed insurance payments can happen. As an insurance consumer, it's vital to understand the implications of such situations and what could happen if you're cancelled for non-payment. This short article will breakdown the implications of being cancelled for non-payment and some of the challenges that come with that.

At Armour Insurance, our commitment to exceptional service is at the heart of everything we do. As Armour continues to grow, we're focused on maintaining the high level of personal care and expertise our clients have come to expect. To support this goal, we're excited to announce the promotion of three of our outstanding insurance brokers to Personal Insurance Team Lead positions this quarter. These individuals have demonstrated exceptional leadership, dedication, and industry knowledge, and we're confident that in their new roles, they will continue to enhance the experience for our clients and team members alike.

When it comes to car insurance, most people are familiar with comprehensive and collision coverage to protect their vehicles while driving. What about times when your car is not on the road? Whether you're taking an extended vacation, working remotely, or simply not using your vehicle for a while, parking coverage can offer financial protection and peace of mind.