Car insurance is mandatory in every province, but how you buy it depends on where you live. Ontario, Alberta, Quebec (for property damage) and Atlantic Canada use private insurers that compete on price. British Columbia, Saskatchewan and Manitoba provide basic coverage through a public insurer, with optional coverage available on top. Instasure shows you a realistic premium range for your city and profile and connects you with a licensed insurance advisor who can compare insurers for you.
Average Car Insurance Cost in Canada by Province and City
There is no official national average. The latest official figures put Ontario at $2,164 a year, Alberta at $1,903 and British Columbia at $1,358 for Basic and Optional coverage, each measured its own way. Here are all 13 provinces and territories and 15 cities compared.
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