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Injuries sustained in car crashes aren't driving insurance rates and many Insurers in Alberta are making tens of millions of dollars in profits each year. See link for the full report.

BREAKING NEWS - FAIR (Fair Injury Regulations) has released a report which shows that insurance rate increases are not necessary for bodily injury claims. This calls into question the allegation by Insurers that bodily injury claims are skyrocketing and the reason for required rate increases.....MORE TO COME ON THIS

Spokesperson Mark Feehan on behalf of FAIR answers questions regarding the Insurance Industry rate hikes and the risk of injured Albertan's rights’ being restricted when they need help the most (Go to the 27:27 minute mark into the program for the full interview)

The Insurance Industry is undertaking a powerful lobby effort to have the definition of a minor injury expanded to include PTSD, concussions and chronic pain. Join FAIR Alberta in our fight for injured victims by liking the FAIR Alberta Facebook page and visiting the website

3D crosswalks! What are your thoughts? There seems to be mixed reviews.

I drive the highway regularly and it has occurred to me that coming across an animal is a real possibility. Have you ever had a close encounter with an animal on the road? Elizabeth

Because all you should worry about is getting back to the things you love, and the people who love you.

Fantastic! Another initiative in the Vision Zero campaign. Could this be an answer to reducing pedestrian accidents?

This an update to the story we brought to your attention last summer about BBQ brushes. It appears that regulations might be on the way. This is good news.

We have seen some treacherous winter driving conditions over the last few weeks. Be careful about drifting into the shoulders where there is likely ice and snow. If you are not careful you can get pulled into the ditch. Safe driving everyone!

Interesting article on a topic which hits close to home. What are your thoughts after reading this article?

Health Canada has given notice of various dishwashers which have been recalled to the safety concerns.

Edmonton has seen its fair share of pedestrian accidents lately - a number of which have resulted in fatalities. This is devastating and such accidents are usually avoidable. What can we do as both drivers and pedestrians to make the streets safer?