Property & Casualty
Construction and Contractors – Course of construction, residential, commercial, industrial, iron or steel structures, prefabricated buildings, civil works, general contractors, electricians, carpenters, painters
Manufacturing – Metal products, plastic products, machinery, precision equipment, non-critical auto parts, electrical, tool and die, machine shops, food & beverage
Warehousing – General non-hazardous storage, motor freight cargo
Wholesale – Machinery distributors, commercial and industrial building supplies, machinist equipment and supplies, stationery goods, beverages
Business & Professional Services – Building management, offices, accountants, legal, engineers, financial institutions, brokers of all types, wellness services
Realty (Commercial) – Building owner’s risk, retail, industrial plazas, low and medium rise office buildings
Fleet and Cargo – Construction, manufacturing, light commercial, short haul, Truckmen (with limits on US operations)
Retail – Automobile retail and repair, clothing, home accessories, building materials, specialty
Education – Trade schools, dance & music schools, adult learning, tutorial and homework centres
Health – First aid trainers, nutritionists & dieticians, optometrists, psychologists & psychiatrists, osteopaths, aromatherapy, dentists and dental labs, dermatologists, general practitioners, surgeons, chiropractors

Fleet
Construction – Residential/Commercial/Industrial Contractors, Electricians, Carpenters, Painters
Manufacturing – Food & Beverage, Auto Parts & Accessories
Agribusiness – Farm Trucks, Transportation of Own Goods
Oil and Gas – Service Contractors, Hauling Own Equipment
Delivery – Bakeries, Fish & Seafood Distributors
Truckmen – Short/Long Haul, Common & Contract Carriers, Limited Cross Border Travel and Dangerous Goods
Automotive – Garage Service Vehicles, Auto Parts Delivery

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To Our Personal Auto Insurance Customers:
 
We know that many of you are doing your part to help stop the spread of COVID-19 by staying home. That means many of you are driving less, resulting in a decrease in auto claims.
 
With that in mind, Travelers Canada has launched the Stay-at-Home Auto Premium Credit Program, which will provide you with a 25% credit on one month’s premium. It’s their way of supporting you, and we hope it helps ease some of the financial burden many are experiencing.
 
And the best part: You don’t need to do anything. If you pay by monthly installments, you will receive the credit automatically on a future bill. If you have already paid in full, you will receive a mailed cheque. If you have questions about your current payment plan, please contact us, your broker, directly. Answers to questions that you may have about this program can be found here.
 
Travelers Canada will continue to assess the program as more information comes to light about the impact of the COVID-19 crisis on the driving environment and auto claims.
 
Separately, they are extending auto coverage for customers whose temporary job responsibilities include using their personal vehicles to make food, grocery, pharmacy and medical supply deliveries. This does not include vehicles participating in a commercial delivery network.
 
The Stay-at-Home Auto Premium Credit Program is among several initiatives Travelers Canada has launched to provide relief during this challenging time. These include suspending cancellation and nonrenewal of coverage due to nonpayment through May 15 and a pledge of $5 million to COVID-19 relief efforts to assist families and communities. 
 
We appreciate your business and hope you stay healthy and safe.  
 
Be well,
 
Travelers Canada

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