To legally transfer vehicle ownership in Ontario via sale or gift, both parties need valid licenses, active insurance, and critically, the green vehicle ownership permit.
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Ontario sees its share of vehicle-related crime, including stolen licence plates. Knowing how to replace one helps drivers stay prepared if it happens to them.
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