A clean driving record gives you more choices for finding a competitive rate for the coverages you need. Our data shows the difference in premiums drivers with clean records can get versus drivers who have an at-fault accident on their records.

As the days get shorter and the nights longer, driving in the dark is soon going to be the norm rather than the exception.

Adding a young driver to your auto insurance policy can affect your insurance premiums in more ways than one. Here’s what you can do about it.

Buying a damaged car comes with its share of pros and cons. But should you buy a car with an accident history?

Does temporary auto insurance in Ontario even exist? How can I get short-term auto insurance in Ontario? What are alternatives for short-term insurance?

The City of Toronto rakes in about $100 million annually by issuing parking tickets. The fine will cost you some coin, but will it affect your auto insurance rate?

If you get caught driving in Canada without auto insurance, you will face expensive fines. Such a conviction will also have lasting, significant impacts on your insurance premium. Here’s what you need to know.

Some traffic violations can have a long-term impact on your driving record and insurance premium.

Alberta's auto insurance regulator has approved five car insurance rate changes that came into effect in the third quarter of 2021.

You could see your rate go up as you age, but if you're a good driver with a clean record and no claims, you might be eligible for different discounts.