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Lost Your Vehicle Registration in Alberta? Here's How to Get a Replacement

Education

Mar 05, 2026

Lost Your Vehicle Registration in Alberta? Here's How to Get a Replacement

If you've lost your vehicle registration certificate in Alberta, you can get a replacement the same day. Visit any Alberta Registry Agent with your government-issued ID and your vehicle details. The agent prints a duplicate on the spot. The fee is $28, which includes the government fee and the registry service charge. You can also order a duplicate online through your Alberta.ca account for the same price.

How to Sell Your Car in Alberta: What You Need to Know

Education

Mar 05, 2026

How to Sell Your Car in Alberta: What You Need to Know

To sell your car privately in Alberta, you need two things: a Bill of Sale and your vehicle registration certificate. You both sign the Bill of Sale, you hand over the registration, you keep your licence plates. No tax. Done.

Lost Your APV250? Here's How to Sell Your Car in BC Without It

Education

Mar 05, 2026

Lost Your APV250? Here's How to Sell Your Car in BC Without It

If you've lost your APV250 vehicle registration in British Columbia, you cannot complete a vehicle sale until it is replaced. Before selling, you must visit an Autoplan broker to obtain a replacement APV250. ICBC retains copies of registration documents and can reissue one for a fee of $10. In most cases, a replacement can be obtained in a single visit to any Autoplan broker.

What Paperwork Do You Need to Sell Your Car in BC?

Education

Mar 05, 2026

What Paperwork Do You Need to Sell Your Car in BC?

To sell a car in British Columbia, a seller needs two documents: the APV250 (Vehicle Registration) and the APV9T (Transfer/Tax Form). The seller signs the bottom portion of the APV250 and hands it to the buyer. Both parties complete and sign the APV9T. The buyer then takes both documents to an Autoplan broker to complete the ownership transfer.

Car Ownership

Feb 13, 2026

Top Selling Vehicles in Canada 2025

If you look around Canadian roads today, certain vehicles seem to be everywhere. Pickup trucks dominate highways and job sites, compact SUVs fill suburban driveways, and a handful of reliable passenger cars continue to hold their ground.

How much can I get for my old Toyota Corolla?

Education

Jan 27, 2026

How much can I get for my old Toyota Corolla?

The Toyota Corolla isn’t just a car, it’s a Canadian favorite. For decades, it’s been one of the most popular compact cars on the road thanks to its reputation for reliability, strong fuel economy, and low ownership costs. From students’ first cars to dependable daily drivers, Corollas are everywhere and that popularity means they often still have value, even when they’re old or no longer running. So if you’ve got an aging Corolla sitting in your driveway and you’re wondering “how much can I get for this?” You’re in the right place. The answer isn’t one number, but it is rooted in a few clear factors.

Retire Your Ride Canada: What Happened to the Program?

Education

Jan 20, 2026

Retire Your Ride Canada: What Happened to the Program?

You may remember an old vehicle recycling program in Canada called Retire Your Ride. The program was designed to encourage Canadians to permanently retire older, higher-polluting vehicles in exchange for modest incentives. While it’s often mentioned online today, many people aren’t sure what the program actually was or whether it still exists.

Car won’t start? Here’s what to do next?

Car Ownership

Jan 08, 2026

Car won’t start? Here’s what to do next?

There are few things more frustrating than being stuck with a car that won’t start. Use this quick troubleshooting guide to understand what might be happening.

Scrapping a Car in British Columbia: What Sellers Are Responsible For (and What They’re Not)

Paperwork

Jan 01, 2026

Scrapping a Car in British Columbia: What Sellers Are Responsible For (and What They’re Not)

Scrapping a car in British Columbia is simple. Sellers only need to sign the transfer, remove licence plates, and cancel insurance. Once the vehicle is picked up, the recycler handles registration, resale, or dismantling. EcoRecycle helps make this process clear and stress-free.

Scrapping a Car in Manitoba: What Sellers Are Responsible For (and What They’re Not)

Paperwork

Dec 21, 2025

Scrapping a Car in Manitoba: What Sellers Are Responsible For (and What They’re Not)

Scrapping a car in Manitoba is simpler than you think. Once you remove your plates and cancel insurance, the recycler handles everything else.

What Are My Options for an Old or Broken Car in Canada?

Automotive

Dec 20, 2025

What Are My Options for an Old or Broken Car in Canada?

Old car taking up space in your driveway. There are options to get rid of it and get paid. See which option is the best.

Can you sell a Scrap Car without Registration in British Columbia?

Education

Dec 20, 2025

Can you sell a Scrap Car without Registration in British Columbia?

Have an old car without registration in BC. Learn how you can still sell it under certain conditions.

How to Keep My Plate When Selling My Car in Ontario

Car Ownership

Oct 18, 2025

How to Keep My Plate When Selling My Car in Ontario

In Ontario, licence plates belong to the person, not the vehicle. Learn the steps to safely keep and transfer your plates when selling your car, and avoid legal risks by never leaving your plate with the buyer

Can I Sell My Car Without Registration in Quebec?

Automotive

Oct 11, 2025

Can I Sell My Car Without Registration in Quebec?

If you lost your registration, you cannot sell your car in Quebec. Dealers and private buyers won’t accept it. However, some scrap yards / automotive recyclers may still take the vehicle at their discretion if you can show older documents that support ownership—such as an old or expired registration, an old insurance slip, or a repair invoice with your name and VIN. If you have no documents at all, your only option is to get a replacement registration from the SAAQ, which is simple to do online or in person.

Why Scrapping Old Cars is a Smart Move for Parents

Recycling, Parenting, Automotive

Oct 04, 2025

Why Scrapping Old Cars is a Smart Move for Parents

Scrapping old cars is a smart decision for parents, offering benefits such as reducing stress about repairs, freeing up space, saving time and money, protecting the environment, and improving family finances. Instant cash, hassle-free paperwork, and safety advantages make scrap services a practical choice for busy families.

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