
Ontario’s Auto Accident Benefits Change Today: What the July 1, 2026 Reforms Mean for You
As of July 1, 2026, most of Ontario’s auto accident benefits are no longer automatic. Only medical, rehabilitation, and attendant care remain mandatory, while income replacement and most other benefits become optional coverage you have to buy. Here is what changed under Ontario Regulation 383/24, who may lose access, and what every driver should do at renewal.
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