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Welcome to Humberview Insurance’s News section. This is our blog where we share information, news and advice as it may relate to insurance, business and landlords. We are an insurance brokerage with headquarters in Toronto, Canada. We provide car insurancehome insurancelandlord insurance and business insurance across Ontario, Canada.

Some of our information may be directly related to insurance and others general information regarding broader topics. Our goal is to give you information and we hope that you share it or join in on the conversation in the comments section below.

That being said, we must expressly state that this is for general information only and is meant for you, our reader to be thought provoking. We will not warrant or guarantee the accuracy of the information because before making any decisions regarding insurance or any other matters it is best to speak with a licensed individual as every situation is unique and information should not be relied upon as specific to your situation. We wish you all the best and hope to hear from you, thank you.

  • How to Switch Car Insurance When Moving to Ontario: Complete Guide for New Residents coming from another Province

    How to Switch Car Insurance When Moving to Ontario: Complete Guide for New Residents coming from another Province

    When moving to Ontario, many people wonder how to “switch” their car insurance — but in reality, you must start a new Ontario auto policy. The good news is that you can bring your driving history, insurance experience, and previous licensing details with you. This guide walks you through everything you need to set up…

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  • Automatic Emergency Braking

    Automatic Emergency Braking

    Automatic Emergency Braking (AEB) is one of the most significant advancements in car safety technology in recent years. While some insurers previously offered discounts for vehicles equipped with AEB, the real value lies in its ability to prevent accidents and protect you and your loved ones. Why Automatic Emergency Braking Matters AEB systems are designed…

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  • DUI Insurance in Ontario: What You Need to Know After a Conviction

    DUI Insurance in Ontario: What You Need to Know After a Conviction

    If you’ve been convicted of driving under the influence (DUI) in Ontario—whether it involves alcohol or drugs—the consequences are serious. Beyond fines, suspensions, and mandatory programs, your car insurance will be heavily impacted, as you’ll likely need high-risk auto insurance. Use the updated information below to understand what happens after a DUI conviction and the…

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  • Moving from British Columbia to Ontario? Don’t Forget to Pack Your Driving Record.

    Moving from British Columbia to Ontario? Don’t Forget to Pack Your Driving Record.

    Are you planning to relocate from British Columbia to Ontario? One essential item to add to your moving checklist is your Insurance and Claims History Record from the Insurance Corporation of British Columbia (ICBC). This document is critical when securing car insurance in Ontario and ensuring you get proper credit for your driving history. How…

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  • Moving From Manitoba to Ontario and Looking for Car Insurance?

    Moving From Manitoba to Ontario and Looking for Car Insurance?

    If you’re moving from Manitoba to Ontario—or have already made the move—there’s an important step you need to take to get properly credited for your driving experience. Providing proof of your driving history will make it easier to obtain car insurance in Ontario and can help lower your premiums. Why Your Driving History Matters Insurance…

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  • Why Ontario Landlords Can’t Have a No Pets Clause in Ontario

    Why Ontario Landlords Can’t Have a No Pets Clause in Ontario

    As a landlord in Ontario, you may be inclined to protect your property by implementing various rules for tenants, including a “no pets” clause. However, under Ontario law, landlords cannot refuse to rent to tenants solely based on pet ownership. This restriction is governed by the Residential Tenancies Act (RTA), which aims to balance the…

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