Ontario Auto Rates Steady In 2016 But Only After Benefit Cuts

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than make coverage for minor injuries optional, consumers are allowed to opt out of purchasing adequate coverage for more serious injuries. That would be analogous to making physical damage coverage mandatory with no deductible for minor collisions but not covering total loss claims.

A new delivery system is needed to bring Ontario's costs in line with other jurisdictions. For a discussion on how to address the systemic problems in Ontario, see my article entitled Ontario's 25-Year No-Fault Journey.