In Ontario, it is legal to lend your car to someone else. Be aware, however, that when you lend your car, YOU ARE ALSO LENDING THE DRIVER YOUR CAR INSURANCE . If a car is lent on consent and is involved in a collision for which the driver of your car is deemed at fault, your ...
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View MoreDuring the recent 2020 Ontario budget revealed by the Government, it was announced that Direct Compensation Property Damage - a significant component ...
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View MoreThe Thanksgiving weekend was tainted by various fatal motor vehicle collisions in the Greater Toronto Area. The first occurred in the Port Perry area ...
View MoreAccording to Ontario Provincial Police , a collision on Friday, February 2, 2018, involving a coach bus and minivan on Highway 26, north of Stayner, ...
View MoreIf you’ve sustained injuries in a motor vehicle collision, you can advance two types of claims: an “Accident Benefits” claim; and a “Third Party” or ...
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