NUNAVUT · LIABILITY

Nunavut Minimum Auto Liability: C$200,000 Explained

The minimum Nunavut third-party liability requirement is C$200,000. It is a statutory floor, not an estimate of the largest possible injury or property-damage claim.

Minimum coverage ≠ personal quote. Verify current Nunavut law, policy wording, limits, deductibles and vehicle use.
KEY POINTS

✓ The minimum third-party liability amount is C$200,000.

✓ The amount is a legal minimum rather than a universal recommendation.

✓ Higher liability limits can be purchased from an insurance representative.

✓ Quote comparisons should use the same liability limit.

Minimum does not mean maximum loss

A serious collision can create injury and property-damage costs above the statutory floor. The law establishes the minimum amount that must be carried, not a guarantee that every loss stays below it.

Keep limits visible beside the premium

A lower-priced quote using C$200,000 liability is not equivalent to one using a higher limit. Compare the selected limit, deductibles and optional vehicle protection together.

Ask for more than one configuration

Where available, request the same insurer proposal with more than one liability limit. Use the actual price difference instead of assuming how much an increase should cost.

Primary source

Insurance Bureau of Canada — Mandatory auto insurance requirements

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