Public car insurance is a lesser-known coverage required in some Canadian provinces. Understanding it is useful if you move to a region where it’s mandatory.

Ontario vs Quebec: Neighboring provinces, very different car insurance rates. Our article explains why, comparing costs and key factors that drive the differences.

Ontario drivers can lower premiums with usage-based insurance, which tracks driving habits—ideal for those spending less time on the road and seeking cost-saving coverage options.

With car prices rising, losing a new vehicle can be costly. Gap insurance helps cover the difference and prevents major out-of-pocket expenses.

Winter driving risks cause about one-third of 2017 collisions in Canada, which can lead to higher premiums or even placement in high-risk insurance categories.

Got your first parking ticket? Wondering if it affects your insurance in Canada? We’ve got the answers — and tips — to keep you covered.