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Quebec’s failed auto insurance digital shift could cost $500M, inquiry hears

  • Commissioner Denis Gallant began a public inquiry in Montreal on April 24, 2025, examining Quebec's automobile insurance board digital shift.
  • The commission investigates the failed SAAQclic digital transformation project initiated by the board.
  • The system aimed to provide a one-stop platform for services like license renewal but has not worked properly.
  • Interim auditor general Alain Fortin testified the project's final cost could reach $1.1 billion by 2027, a $500 million overrun.
  • The inquiry commission must submit its report by September 30, addressing project issues and cost tracking.
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Quebec's failed auto insurance digital shift could cost $500M, inquiry hears

MONTREAL — A public inquiry examining a failed digital shift by Quebec's automobile insurance board heard Monday it could end up costing the province nearly half a billion dollars more than initially planned.

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La Presse broke the news in Montreal, Canada on Monday, April 28, 2025.
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