Home Breadcrumb caret News Breadcrumb caret Auto Co-operators begins issuing N.S. cheque refunds The Co-operators General Insurance Co. has begun refunding approximately 23,000 policyholders in Nova Scotia in accordance with recent auto insurance legislation passed by the provincial government under Bill-1. The legislation involves a “rate rollback” of 20% of premiums to the beginning of November this year, and a rate freeze which will remain in place until […] By Canadian Underwriter | December 11, 2003 | Last updated on October 30, 2024 1 min read The Co-operators General Insurance Co. has begun refunding approximately 23,000 policyholders in Nova Scotia in accordance with recent auto insurance legislation passed by the provincial government under Bill-1. The legislation involves a “rate rollback” of 20% of premiums to the beginning of November this year, and a rate freeze which will remain in place until the end of October 2004. Insurers have until the end of January next year to complete the refunding of premiums.Co-operators says the cost of the refund wil be around $1.8 million. “We’re cautiously optimistic that auto insurance reforms in Nova Scotia will work,” comments the company’s Atlantic region vice president Terry McRorie. Canadian Underwriter Save Stroke 1 Print Group 8 Share LI logo