ICBC Rainy Day Funds and Premium Trends
Ken Hardie outlines ICBC’s depleted reserves from 1990 to 1992 and the drive to rebuild the rainy day fund. He notes auto claim costs topped 1 billion in 1988 and rose to 1.7 billion by 1992, with reserves shrinking to 5 million by year end 1992. The piece explains potential premium impacts and previews a deeper look at plans for 1994.
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Middle ground in Canadian firearms debate calls for balanced reform
The writer argues Canadians favor licensing and registration but dispute strictness and penalties. Proposals include tougher penalties for criminal use, a firearm theft offense, accessory liability for illegal sales, and minimum penalties for crimes involving guns. Decriminalize minor infractions and align federal and provincial laws while balancing rights and public safety.
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