Car insurance prices in Alberta can vary dramatically depending on a driver's experience, where they live, and the type of coverage they choose.

In a previous analysis, we examined auto insurance rate data from the Alberta Auto Insurance Rate Board (AAIRB) across several communities including Calgary, Edmonton, Canmore, Grande Prairie, Lethbridge, and Vegreville. That article compared pricing across dozens of driver profiles and coverage options to better understand how insurance costs differ across the province.

Car insurance prices in Alberta can vary a lot. Two drivers with the same vehicle can pay very different prices depending on their age, gender, location, and the type of coverage they choose.

New data from the Alberta Auto Insurance Rate Board helps show just how big those differences can be.

Whether you’re heading to Ontario for a summer project, trekking across the USA, or going away to university, you need to know if your Alberta insurance follows you across borders.

On a sunny Saturday morning last May I was pulled over and issued a ticket for an illegal U-Turn. After I got past the initial embarrassment of being pulled over on a busy road, I asked the police officer, where it actually WAS legal to make a U-turn in Alberta. His response surprised me...

On June 11, 2025, the Alberta Auto Insurance Rate Board (AAIRB) released its 2025 Annual Review of Industry Experience. This 231-page document is a detailed look at the current state of Alberta’s auto insurance market. While most people are unlikely to sit down and read the entire report, the data contains surprising and, in some cases, alarming insights about how the industry is performing, how premiums are trending, and what that means for drivers. After reviewing the numbers in detail, we found three facts that may change how you think about auto insurance in Alberta.

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.

After spending a wonderful Sunday out with my friends, I came back to my apartment around 8:30PM and parked my car on the street, just as I had done several times before without issue. After a restful nights sleep, I got up the next morning to less than pleasant surprise. Someone had kicked out my cars mirrors. 

The top 10 most commonly stolen vehicles in Alberta have been released by Canadian company Équité. We wanted to do an in-depth look at vehicle theft frequency rather than sheer numbers. In essence, we wanted to answer the question, what type of vehicle is most likely to be stolen if you were going to purchase one? The following numbers are based on the rate at which a specific vehicle is stolen proportional to the number of vehicles on the road. 

As a driver, it's important to have insurance to protect yourself and others in case of an accident. In Alberta, the legal minimum car insurance is third party liability coverage. In this article, we'll cover what auto liability insurance is, what it covers, whether it's enough, and how much liability insurance you need.

As temperatures plummet to bone-chilling levels, your car becomes more than just a means of transportation—it can be your lifeline in the freezing cold. When temperatures reach the level of "extreme cold" batteries are a common reason for vehicles not starting. Today, we wanted to provide a handful of tips and tricks to help keep your car battery from freezing.