Auto insurance is provided by private insurers, like Co-operators. No-fault auto insurance means you enjoy the convenience of working directly with your own insurance company, even if the other driver is at fault for the collision. Duuo by Co-operators is available in Nova Scotia.
How auto insurance works in Canada
Find out how auto insurance works in your province or territory.
British Columbia
The provincial government provides auto insurance through ICBC. Visit ICBC to learn more.
Alberta
Auto insurance is provided by private insurers, like Co-operators. No-fault insurance means you enjoy the convenience of working directly with your own insurance company, even if the other driver is at fault for the collision.
Manitoba
The provincial government provides auto insurance through MPI. Visit MPI to learn more.
New Brunswick
Auto insurance is provided by private insurers. No-fault auto insurance means you enjoy the convenience of working directly with your own insurance company, even if the other driver is at fault for the collision. Duuo by Co-operators is available in New Brunswick.
Newfoundland and Labrador
Auto insurance is provided by private insurers, like Co-operators. No-fault auto insurance means you enjoy the convenience of working directly with your own insurance company, even if the other driver is at fault for the collision. Duuo by Co-operators is available in Newfoundland and Labrador.
Ontario
Auto insurance is provided by private insurers, like Co-operators. No-fault auto insurance means you enjoy the convenience of working directly with your own insurance company, even if the other driver is at fault for the collision. Duuo by Co-operators is available in Ontario.
Prince Edward Island
Auto insurance is provided by private insurers, like Co-operators. No-fault auto insurance means you enjoy the convenience of working directly with your own insurance company, even if the other driver is at fault for the collision. Duuo by Co-operators is available in Prince Edward Island.
Quebec
Your public automobile insurance plan provides coverage for injury or death caused by a collision. Visit SAAQ to learn more. You must also purchase at least $50,000 of third-party liability coverage from a private insurance company, like Co-operators.
Saskatchewan
The provincial government provides auto insurance through SGI. Visit SGI to learn more.
Nova Scotia
Yukon, Northwest Territories and Nunavut
Auto insurance is provided by private insurers, like Co-operators.
