Auto Insurance Gets Limited Attention in Provincial Election
With the provincial election less than a month away, the four major parties are in the process of releasing their respective platforms. One issue that impacts a significant number of […]
“My Friend Borrowed My Car and Crashed It, Now What?”
Few of us think twice about lending our cars to family or friends. We tend not to consider the possibility that an accident could occur when someone else is driving
Lower Premiums Could Be Just a Phone Call Away
Since the beginning of the COVID-19 pandemic, many residents of Ontario have been logging far fewer miles on their cars. With fewer cars on the road, collisions and subsequent insurance
Usage-Based Insurance and Telematics: The Road to Cheaper Car Insurance?
As 2020 has trickled into 2021, the COVID-19 pandemic has continued, and many Ontarians are still working from home and driving a lot less. So how can drivers pay less
What Drivers Should Know About Food Delivery and Auto Insurance
The ongoing situation with COVID-19 has brought about severe consequences from both a health perspective and a financial perspective. Unemployment is soaring, and as a result, many are now seeking
Supreme Court of Canada declines to hear insurance company appeal on dirt bike pay-out after two Ontario courts ordered insurer to pay
In 2006, Chris Perneroski from Fenelon Falls, Ontario, was involved in a terrible accident while riding his dirt bike during a vacation in Georgia, USA. Chris suffered a catastrophic brain
Ontario Auto Insurance Changes on the Horizon
On April 11, 2019, Ontario’s government released their first budget for the province. For those of us with automobile insurance policies, it’s a bit of a mixed bag. We’ll start
Red Light Cameras: Where Are They and What Do They Record?
There are currently more than 150 red light cameras operated by municipalities in Ontario, including 77 red light cameras in Toronto alone. The purpose behind the use of red light
So, Your Teenager Wants to Borrow Your Car?
In Ontario, if you loan your car to someone, you are responsible as the owner of the vehicle for all of the damage they cause to the same extent as if you were driving the vehicle yourself.
Medical Cannabis and Auto Insurance Funding
With the rise of medical cannabis as a treatment option for individuals injured in automobile accidents, many automobile insurers are faced with increasing claims to pay for these expenses. If