Aviva Canada Inc. Company Overview
Aviva has been in the insurance business since the early 17th century. The company began providing insurance to people in England. It moved into Canada during the 1800s. Through the years, Aviva has combined forces with smaller companies and grown into the company it is today.
The beginning of Aviva in Canada can be traced back to 1835. At that time, it was incorporated as the Canada Accident Assurance Company. In 1906, the company became The General Accident Assurance Company of Canada. This was followed by several mergers with other companies. The company name also changed several times. Finally, on May 5, 2003, Aviva Insurance Company of Canada was born.
All through history, the company has always put the customer first. Aviva continues to provide peace of mind to all of its clients. The company is a trusted home, car and business insurance provider.
Products Offered by Aviva Canada
For more than three centuries, Aviva has provided insurance coverage and peace of mind to Canadian families and businesses from Halifax to Victoria.
Automobile Insurance – From minimum coverage to complete protection that includes features such as car rental services and roadside assistance. Aviva customizes plans for all needs.
Home Insurance – Customized plans that cover the home and contents.
Lifestyle Insurance – Coverage designed specifically for high-value possessions and the risks associated with these possessions.
Group Insurance – Group plans offer lower rates and other benefits.
Home Sharing Insurance – Provides short-term coverage for people who rent through home rental networks. Coverage includes liability, loss or damage caused by intentional or criminal acts and loss or damage to the property of a guest up to $1,500.
Business Insurance coverage and services include:
Property and Liability
Equipment Breakdown
Commercial Auto
Contract and Commercial Surety
Cross-Border Insurance Services
Residential Surety Products
Risk Management
Aviva Canada Car Insurance Review
Aviva offers a variety of insurance options.
Standard – Covers injury, death or property damage to others and healthcare costs and loss of income for you or your family.
Collision protection – Covers damage to your car.
Comprehensive – Covers damage not caused by a crash, such as theft, vandalism and falling objects.
Temporary vehicle replacement – Provides a rental car while your car is being repaired.
Aviva New Car Guarantee – If your new car is damaged beyond repair, you will get a brand new one.
Conviction protection – Premiums will not increase after a minor traffic ticket.
Disappearing deductible – The portion you pay out-of-pocket will get lower over time if you are a good driver.
Roadside assistance – Covers anyone driving your car.
Accident forgiveness – Your first accident won’t affect your rate.
Ridesharing – Covers part-time drivers that get paid to give rides to others
This table shows the company’s total business sales and ranking by province and territory.
Province | Direct Written Premiums for 2015 | Ranking |
Newfoundland | 80 964 000 | 3 |
Prince Edward Island | 10 470 000 | 3 |
Nova Scotia | 70 037 000 | 2 |
New Brunswick | 51 226 000 | 2 |
Quebec | 212 933 000 | 4 |
Ontario | 1 288 854 000 | 4 |
Manitoba | 1 013 000 | 4 |
Saskatchewan | 5 118 000 | 4 |
Alberta | 327 244 000 | 4 |
British Columbia | 4 305 000 | 7 |
Yukon Territory | 3 785 000 | 3 |
Northwest Territories | 4 237 000 | 3 |
Nunavut | 463 000 | 4 |