Taking the time to shop your existing rate and policy instead of automatically renewing it gives you a chance to find out whether or not you can get the same protection from another insurer at a lower price.

If you are curious whether past issues like speeding tickets or minor accidents are still on your file, order a copy of your driving report from your provincial government. Here’s how to do it if you live in Ontario or Alberta, including what types of documents you can order, and what they cost.

Toronto is the first city in Ontario to have traffic agents on its streets to monitor drivers, cyclists, and pedestrians to help improve the flow of traffic and reduce collisions. The agents are empowered to issue tickets for traffic violations.

Baffled by how your auto insurance premium is determined? Find out what kind of things insurers look at when coming up with your rate.

Parking lot collisions are a common occurrence in Canada. Anne Marie explains what happens if your parked vehicle is damaged by another driver in a public lot.

Gearing up to get your Ontario driver’s licence? Prepare yourself for the province’s G1 practice test by taking our quiz. With questions taken from the official Ministry of Transportation Driver’s Handbook, give yourself an edge before taking the official test.

The Financial Services Regulatory Authority (FSRA) says insurers’ premium relief measures have increased for Ontario drivers since the pandemic first struck.

Drivers hit about 1,000 wild animals in Ottawa every year. Learn how this can affect your insurance premiums and how to avoid a collision.

A total of 29 penalties totalling $1.5 million were issued to 16 insurers by the province’s Superintendent of Insurance for “charging private passenger automobile insurance premiums in excess of approved rates.”

If you plan on turning down a renewal offer from your insurer and taking your business elsewhere, Anne Marie recommends letting your provider or broker know.