Is liability car insurance mandatory?

Yes, liability car insurance is mandatory in Canada. However, each province and territory imposes minimum insurance coverage requirements of around $200,000 (except Quebec, where it's $50,000).

What does liability car insurance cover?

Liability car insurance provides excellent coverage when you are at fault in an accident. It protects you against any claim for bodily injury or property damage that may be filed against you.

For car insurance, should you choose 1 or 2 million liability car insurance?

Each province and territory imposes minimum insurance coverage requirements of approximately $200,000 (except Quebec, where the minimum is $50,000). However, discuss your car insurance needs with your insurer. Usually, insurers and insurance brokers like YouSet recommend having at least a million in liability car insurance.

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Q: What is liability car insurance?

Liability car insurance is mandatory in Canada, and protects you against any damage caused to another car or to the driver of that car. Liability car insurance pays for repairs to the other car and medical bills.