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And away we go . . .

http://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/calgar...alberta-w.html

Homeowners in Alberta can expect to pay at least 30 per cent more for insurance, industry insiders warn.

Rizk said he heard rates could spike as high as 60 per cent for some customers, depending on factors such as their claims history, how long they have owned their property and where it’s located.

“So theoretically if you’re paying a thousand bucks in insurance last year on your home you could see a $1,600 premium — a $600 increase. “