Alberta's new, mandatory Care-First system launches January 1, 2027, replacing court battles with immediate, direct-to-consumer medical care and financial recovery support.
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Even though Ontario eliminated sticker fees, renewing your vehicle registration is still legally required. Skipping it can lead to hefty fines and penalties.
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