Ontario Premier Doug Ford’s government will make auto insurance changes a central feature of the budget it tables on Tuesday, CBC News has learned.
Multiple industry sources with knowledge of the government’s plans say the budget will include reforms that give Ontario drivers a wider variety of options to lower their car insurance premiums.
A spokesperson for Finance Minister Peter Bethlenfalvy neither confirmed nor denied the plans.
“The government is always looking at ways to increase consumer choice, cut down on red tape, and make auto insurance work best for consumers,” the spokesperson said in an email. Bethlenfalvy is due to table the budget Tuesday
