Many factors determine your car insurance rate, but the one that rankles Toronto drivers is the one that takes into account where you live. The fact is, Toronto is one of the most expensive cities for auto insurance in the province.

CAA Insurance has announced the next round of rate relief for their Ontario auto insurance policyholders - a 15% auto insurance rate reduction on a one-year policy.

Depending on the type of car you drive and how often, you’re likely spending $1,000 to $2,000 a year on fuel. It’s a significant cost, which is why many drivers look to buy a vehicle that sips gas (or electricity) rather than guzzling it.

Driving in the fog can be stressful, but delaying your trip until the fog clears isn’t always possible. See what you should, and shouldn't do, to ensure a safe ride when driving through a foggy patch.

Does accident forgiveness work for a secondary driver also or just the primary driver? Anne Marie explains.

According to the Insurance Bureau of Canada, insurance fraud costs Ontario drivers an estimated $1.6 billion each year, which all drivers end up paying for in their premiums.

When a collision occurs when someone is making a left-hand turn, it’s often because that person isn’t paying close enough attention to oncoming traffic. This however may not be the case in this particular situation.

As the COVID-19 pandemic and lockdown continues to force Canadians to stay at home, Economical Insurance has announced it will be giving its auto insurance policyholders a 5% break on premiums in 2021.

When you move, your insurance rates - for both your home insurance and car insurance - will change. But whether you pay more or less for your coverage will vary, learn why.

CAA Insurance has extended some of its COVID-19 relief measures into 2021.