Choose your starting point
All ten provinces and three territories are available in the questionnaire. The financial summary uses the amounts you enter. It does not assume that selecting a province establishes jurisdiction or entitlement.
| Province or territory | Available in this release |
|---|---|
| Ontario | Original-model injury illustration, gross combined-model range, separate financial losses and Ontario guide. No legal entitlement valuation. |
| British Columbia | Financial summary and ICBC injury guidance. |
| Quebec | Financial summary and SAAQ guidance. |
| Alberta | Financial summary. A province-specific benefit or settlement calculation is not provided. |
| Saskatchewan | Financial summary. A province-specific benefit or settlement calculation is not provided. |
| Manitoba | Financial summary. A province-specific benefit or settlement calculation is not provided. |
| New Brunswick | Financial summary. A province-specific benefit or settlement calculation is not provided. |
| Nova Scotia | Financial summary. A province-specific benefit or settlement calculation is not provided. |
| Prince Edward Island | Financial summary. A province-specific benefit or settlement calculation is not provided. |
| Newfoundland and Labrador | Financial summary. A province-specific benefit or settlement calculation is not provided. |
| Yukon | Financial summary. A province-specific benefit or settlement calculation is not provided. |
| Northwest Territories | Financial summary. A province-specific benefit or settlement calculation is not provided. |
| Nunavut | Financial summary. A province-specific benefit or settlement calculation is not provided. |
What changes between jurisdictions?
Accident benefits, the ability to claim damages, insurance coverage and the evidence required can differ. Accident date and residence may also matter. Refer to your insurer and the applicable provincial resources for the claim pathway that fits your circumstances.
Using an American calculator for a Canadian accident
A familiar question-by-question experience can be helpful, but a calculation based on U.S. state law cannot establish a Canadian claim value. This independent Canadian tool uses Canadian-dollar inputs and makes its current provincial coverage explicit.
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