Ontario drivers will see major insurance changes by July 2026, shifting to an “a la carte” model that offers more choice and updates to accident benefits.
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If you purchase auto insurance and you are the only person listed on the policy, you are considered the primary driver. However, if you add another driver to the policy…
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Alberta has some of the most stunning lakes in Canada. The state boasts around 600 lakes and over 200 rivers, making it a breath-taking place not only to fish, boat…
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Have you ever wondered what was to happen if you were involved in an accident with an uninsured motorist? In normal circumstances, if you are involved in an accident where…
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You have maintained a squeaky-clean driving record for as long as you can remember. And this has not been easy at all. However, one day you get caught up in…
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Canada requires minimum auto insurance, though rules vary by province. Understanding these differences helps drivers stay compliant and properly protected after an accident.
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Ontario auto insurance includes mandatory accident benefits, helping cover medical care, rehabilitation, and lost income for those injured in car accidents.
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