Learn more about Travelers Canada.

Even if you don’t recognize the name, you might be familiar with Travelers Canada's iconic red umbrella logo. Hardly surprising, considering The Travelers Companies has been around since 1853.

Learn more about RBC Insurance Canada.

Founded in 1864 in Halifax, N.S., The Royal Bank of Canada (RBC) pre-dates Confederation. In 2016, it was Canada’s second-largest corporation by revenue, bringing in an estimated $42-billion. The bank has headquarters in Toronto and Montreal.

Learn more about Economical Insurance Canada.

Learn more about Dominion of Canada General Insurance Company.

Dominion of Canada has a long and important history in Canada. Its first chief executive was also the country’s first prime minister: John A. Macdonald. It operated in Canada starting in 1887 until 2013 when it was acquired by The Travelers Companies, an American insurer.

Learn more about Desjardins Insurance.

The Desjardins Group is North America’s largest federation of credit unions. It was founded in 1900 in Lévis, Que. and is currently headquartered in Canada’s second-largest city, Montreal.

Desjardins Insurance Canada is one of the country’s major insurance providers. In 2015, Desjardins purchased U.S. insurer State Farm's Canadian book of business, making it the country's third-largest provider of property and casualty insurance.

Learn more about Aviva Insurance Canada.

With more than three million clients served and 4,000 employees across the country, Aviva is one of the largest and most well-known insurance providers in Canada. Its parent company, Aviva plc, is a U.K.-based organization that prides itself on community development and philanthropic efforts around the globe.

Learn more about Allstate Insurance Canada.

Founded in 1931 in Illinois, the Allstate Corporation is the largest publicly traded property and casualty insurer in America. It expanded into Canada in 1953 and is now headquartered in Markham, Ont. It offers home and auto coverage in Alberta, Ontario, Quebec, New Brunswick and Nova Scotia.