Calgary and Edmonton, Alberta’s two biggest cities, saw auto theft claims costs total $37 million and $28 million in 2024 — an increase of 81% and 79% from 2021, respectively.

Auto theft costs in Alberta surged last year, continuing a dramatic climb over the last three years, placing immense pressure on the province's already strained auto insurance system.

Newly released data from Insurance Bureau of Canada (IBC) shows that the cost of auto theft continued to climb last year and is up dramatically over the past three years in Alberta.

Drowning claims 400 Canadians each year, according to the 2024 National Drowning Report. As such, Blue Cross has shared a series of tips to help prevent these tragedies.

Alberta's new path makes it an outlier in Canada, prompting questions about why the province has diverged from national recommendations on vaccines, what the timeline is for rolling out the new ...

With the July 1 deadline quickly approaching, the CHRISTUS Health System and Blue Cross Blue Shield of Texas have yet to reach an agreement, leaving patients to begin looking for a new health provider ...

Blue Cross Blue Shield of Michigan and Corewell Health inked a new reimbursement contract this week. The Detroit-based insurer, the state’s largest by a landslide, and the Grand Rapids- and ...

Blue Cross Blue Shield of Michigan and Corewell Health inked a new reimbursement contract this week, locking payment terms through 2030.

Blue Cross and Blue Shield carrier employer plan administration costs climb Fully insured plan costs rose about twice as fast as costs at self-insured plans, according to new Sherlock Co. survey data.

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