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If you don't own a car and borrow or rent vehicles frequently, a non-owner car insurance policy will offer protection.

Although it is only optional, accident forgiveness insurance can be a worthwhile investment when buying your auto insurance policy.

Auto insurance is a requirement by law to operate a vehicle on Canadian roadways, but that doesn't mean you have to pay more than necessary.

Insurance for an electric car is required to operate the vehicle in Canada, but does having an electric car affect your insurance costs?

If you're involved in an accident that's not your fault, you may be able to seek financial compensation through DCPD insurance.

There's no getting around an auto insurance policy, but with Industrial Alliance, you have plenty of options to choose from.

The Co-operators offers several types of insurance products, including auto insurance. Canadian drivers can choose from various options.

Drinking and driving puts you at risk for harming yourself and others, but it can also have dire consequences on your auto insurance.

There are a few ways to save money on your car insurance premiums, and usage-based insurance (UBI) may be one of them.

If you let other people use your car, it's important to understand when occasional drivers should be added to your insurance policy.

Hurricanes can present a real danger to Canadians on the east coast, so it may be worth it to consider hurricane insurance for your home.

If you need both home and auto insurance, you may want to consider bundling them to help you save on your premiums.

Roadside assistance and towing coverage will provide you with assistance if your vehicle breaks down and is inoperable, leaving you stranded.