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Automobile Insurance Review Faces Rough Road

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May 1, 2008

Finance Minister Dwight Duncan wants lawyers, insurers and other critics to agree on fair and affordable changes to Ontario automobile insurance.

But the process is getting off to a rocky start, with lawyers and insurers taking pot shots at each other, and with little participation from premium-paying motorists.

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