Please be advised that our Dawson Creek locations with both be opening at a new location beginning Dec. 9th at 11300 - 8th Street Dawson Creek, BC V1G 3R5. If you have any questions, please reach out to our branch team.
Look no further if you’re needing ICBC renewals, car and truck insurance today.
The city of Dawson Creek in northeastern British Columbia supports approximately 12,978 people. The city is referred to as the Capital of the Peace as it is a main service centre for Peace River Country.
As your Dawson Creek (104 Avenue) insurance brokers, we offer car and truck insurance, home insurance, business insurance, farm insurance and life insurance. We access many superior products.
A proud supporter of our Western Communities Foundation charity, we’ve donated over $7,000 to Dawson Lake initiatives that support our community and the surrounding area.
Don’t miss the Kiskatinaw Bridge, the Mile 0 Post for the Alaska Highway as well as nature opportunities in One Island Lake Provincial Park. History fans should check out the Walter Wright Pioneer Village.
Look no further if you’re needing car and truck insurance, home insurance and business insurance. Let our experts be your trusted source for farm insurance and life insurance.
We are dedicated to helping you find the right insurance in Dawson Creek, British Columbia.
At Western’s Dawson Creek brokerage, we have competitive rates and outstanding customer service. We’ll listen to your concerns and customize a policy that fits your needs now and as they change.
Speak to your local life insurance expert, Amanda Pierce.
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What do I need to know about car insurance in Dawson Creek, B.C?
It’s mandatory for all drivers to purchase car insurance from ICBC to help ensure that they are protected with a basic level of coverage.
Basic autoplan insurance for ICBC includes $200,000 in third-party liability coverage. Third-party liability helps protect you in cases such as non-vehicle property damage or driving out of province, and it can protect you in situations where the law permits the other driver to sue.
If you make a third-party liability claim against the person who's responsible for a car crash and they don't have enough insurance to pay for your claim, Underinsured Motorist Protection (UMP) covers you. Basic underinsured motorist protection covers you and members of your household for claims of up to $1 million per insured person.
If you want to increase the amount of coverage you have in the event, you're responsible for a crash, you may want to consider extended third-party liability coverage, an optional Autoplan coverage.
What do I need to know about home insurance in Dawson Creek, B.C?
Home insurance isn't mandatory in British Columbia, but most banks or mortgage lenders will require you to purchase home insurance coverage if you have mortgage.
Home insurance helps you protect against: Theft, Fire, Third- party “slip and fall” accidents, Vandalism.
You may want to consider adding earthquake coverage to your home insurance policy to protect you should your home suffer catastrophic damage in an earthquake. Every earthquake insurance policy is different, but typically includes three types of earthquake coverage.
- Dwelling coverage helps cover the cost of repairing or rebuilding your home.
- Personal property coverage helps replace personal property like electronics and furniture.
- Loss-of-use coverage helps cover additional living expenses if you must move out while your home is rebuilt or repaired.
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