Motor & Fleet

Don't shop on price alone, CAA warns, as Ontario auto reform gives drivers more choice

Elliott Silverstein says keeping $25 today could mean paying $2,500 later – and most drivers won't understand the tradeoff until a claim forces the question

Branislav UrosevicJun 12, 2026

Two-thirds of Albertans back Care-First auto reform but awareness remains low - survey

Brokers are facing the most complex implementation in the province's insurance history

Manitobans get a vote on new MPI license plate design

The voting will run through July 31, with the winning design set to be in production next year

Ontario's auto insurance overhaul leaves pedestrians, cyclists and bus riders exposed

The coverage available to non-drivers on July 1 will be significantly more limited than what they have on June 30

Chinese EVs could be Canada’s wildcard in the electric vehicle slump, broker says

Lower tariffs and a wave of competitively priced Chinese-made EVs may reset Canada’s faltering electric vehicle market – and reshape the insurance dynamics around it

Criminal tourists are staging crashes and defrauding Canadian insurers: report

A seven-year Durham Regional Police investigation has uncovered internationally connected fraud rings treating Canada as a target market

Tribunal backs ICBC's 75% fault call against driver who passed truck

Driver said he never saw the signal - tribunal said he never looked

Auto theft's newest trick starts with a stranger asking for directions

Elliott Silverstein says a stolen vehicle can disrupt a family's daily life long after an insurance claim is settled

Ontario's auto insurance overhaul could lower premiums – and fuel an underinsurance crisis

Claims professionals say the real risk is what drivers will lose before they realise it