Driving offers freedom but comes with responsibilities, including carrying valid proof of insurance in Ontario—here’s what qualifies, especially for first-time vehicle buyers.

Canadian winters bring fun activities like snowmobiling but also dangerous driving conditions. Black ice, snowstorms, and poor visibility make preparation essential—some vehicles handle winter roads far better.

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.

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.