CAA Insurance brings together everything CAA has learned through its years of offering services to Canadian residents and has created a comprehensive line of personal insurance products.
After decades of serving Canadian motorists in a variety of important capacities, CAA is now offering insurance products through a network of professional brokers throughout Ontario.
Founded | 1974 |
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Headquarters | Thornhill, Ontario |
Canadian Mkt. Share* | 0.67% (2019) |
Insurance Products | Auto, Home, & Property insurance |
Provinces Licensed | BC, MB, NB, NS, ON, PEI, SK |
*Of all private P&C in Canada by net premiums written, excluding life and purely A&S companies. |
Contact one of our professional brokers today and get a quote started that fits your lifestyle: Speak with an Ontario broker today: 1-800-731-2228
CAA Insurance offers a broad range of personal insurance products that all come with a variety of add-ons and Member benefits.
While you do not need to be a CAA Member to buy CAA Insurance products, the cost of a membership would probably pay for itself with an auto and home policy.
CAA Insurance has been around since 1974 offering insurance products to CAA Members to keep them safe and soon realized this resonated well beyond CAA Members. CAA Insurance has a comprehensive understanding of what consumers want in insurance coverage, and an extensive database of information that helps in creating products and services that people need. CAA Insurance is also able to customize many aspects of their coverage to meet the needs of its clients. Some of the advantages of doing business with CAA Insurance include:
CAA Insurance has a comprehensive auto insurance offering with lots of opportunities to save.
Home insurance from CAA Insurance includes coverage for everything from CAA water coverage to identity theft.
If you are interested in what CAA Insurance has to offer, then contact one of our professional brokers today and get a quote started that fits your lifestyle: Speak with a broker today: 1-800-731-2228
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Hey John, we hope you're feeling better. So sorry that you didn't get the treatment that you expected from your insurer. Not sure about the details of your policy, but insurers don't generally deny claims for no reason. What is covered and what isn't covered should be clear in the policy.