Find Answers to Common Insurance Questions
Dyck Insurance is here to provide you with the exact insurance coverage you need at the best rates available. Our brokers work with you in a one-on-one manner and are here to answer any questions you might have. We’ve included some common questions on this page. If you need more information or would like to schedule a consultation, please give us a call.
Yes. All Canadian motorists are required to have auto insurance. You can be fined if caught driving without coverage. If you cause property damage, personal injury or death, you will have to pay for damages in full.
Yes. All Canadian motorists are required to have auto insurance. You can be fined if caught driving without coverage. If you cause property damage, personal injury or death, you will have to pay for damages in full.
Yes. All Canadian motorists are required to have auto insurance. You can be fined if caught driving without coverage. If you cause property damage, personal injury or death, you will have to pay for damages in full.
Yes. All Canadian motorists are required to have auto insurance. You can be fined if caught driving without coverage. If you cause property damage, personal injury or death, you will have to pay for damages in full.
Yes. All Canadian motorists are required to have auto insurance. You can be fined if caught driving without coverage. If you cause property damage, personal injury or death, you will have to pay for damages in full.
Yes. All Canadian motorists are required to have auto insurance. You can be fined if caught driving without coverage. If you cause property damage, personal injury or death, you will have to pay for damages in full.
Yes. All Canadian motorists are required to have auto insurance. You can be fined if caught driving without coverage. If you cause property damage, personal injury or death, you will have to pay for damages in full.
Yes. All Canadian motorists are required to have auto insurance. You can be fined if caught driving without coverage. If you cause property damage, personal injury or death, you will have to pay for damages in full.
Yes. All Canadian motorists are required to have auto insurance. You can be fined if caught driving without coverage. If you cause property damage, personal injury or death, you will have to pay for damages in full.