
Most of Ontario’s accident benefits are now optional. Here’s what that means if you’re injured.
By Jeffrey J. Moorley | June 2026 | White Macgillivray Lester LLP For decades, every auto insurance policy in Ontario came with the same safety net. If you were hurt in a collision, a standard package of accident benefits was there to help — with treatment, lost income, care for your family, and more — … Read more
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