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Fleet’s In

September 3, 2016 Daniel Strigberger, Lawyer, Samis + Company

Ontario’s new standard fleet auto policy gives the green light to ridesharing activities with a transportation network company and licensed insurers looking to cover these operations. Entry into the new space has not yet reached top speed, with only one insurer policy approved to date, but even early on, it appears as though there may be some potential risks for underlying vehicle insurers.

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City of Toronto issues Private Transportation Company licence to Uber

August 17, 2016 by Canadian Underwriter

The City of Toronto announced on Tuesday that it has issued a Private Transportation Company (PTC) licence to Uber, calling it the first of its kind in Canada. Since Toronto City Council gave Uber the green light to operate legally

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UberX drivers expected to have commercial insurance: Shop Insurance Canada

May 19, 2016 by Canadian Underwriter

UberX drivers using personal policies while operating as a paid ride-share operative are breaking the law and need to check with their insurance providers to ensure they have appropriate coverage, suggests Shop Insurance Canada. “If a vehicle is used for

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Uber gets green light from city council to operate legally in Toronto

May 4, 2016 The Canadian Press

TORONTO – Uber is voicing its thanks after Toronto city council gave the ride-hailing service the green light to operate legally in the city. In a message to those who use its app, Uber said Toronto Mayor John Tory and

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Aviva Canada develops insurance product for Quebec ridesharing programs – if province allows them

May 4, 2016 by Canadian Underwriter

Aviva Canada announced on Wednesday that it has developed an “affordable and convenient insurance product that would bridge the insurance gap in Quebec,” if the provincial government decides to allow ridesharing programs. Aviva Canada, a provider of home, automobile, leisure/lifestyle