Insurance in Quebec
How insurance works in Quebec: who regulates it, how auto insurance is sold, the risks insurers price in, and where to get licensed help.
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Coverage in Quebec
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How auto insurance works in Quebec
- check_circleBodily injury from auto accidents is covered on a no-fault basis by the Société de l’assurance automobile du Québec (SAAQ), funded through licence and registration fees.
- check_circleProperty damage and civil liability are covered by private insurers; the legal minimum civil liability is $50,000, though most drivers carry $1 million or more.
Risks insurers price in Quebec
- warningSpring flooding along the St. Lawrence, Ottawa and Rivière des Prairies
- warningIce storms
- warningVehicle theft in the Montreal region
Representatives and firms must be certified/registered with the AMF; online insurance offers require an AMF-registered firm with a representative available to consumers.
Cities in Quebec
Insurance in Quebec: FAQ
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