Newcomers continue to pay much higher car insurance premiums, despite modest progress in ON and B.C.
Newcomers from South Asia, Africa and South America continue to pay disproportionately high amounts to buy car insurance, with the system weighted
Shilpashree Jagannathan is a Hamilton-based freelance journalist and editor whose work has appeared in CBC News, New Canadian Media, The Margin, Business Insider, TRT World and Mint, and has been republished by The Walrus. She reports on immigration, labour, affordability, housing, elections, climate impacts and social justice, focusing on how policy and power shape the lives of households, workers, newcomers and local communities. Drawing on more than a decade in business journalism in India and a strong background in investigations, research and editorial work, she brings rigour and empathy to stories that trace the gap between policy and lived experience. She has also appeared on podcasts and radio programs to discuss her reporting and its broader public-policy implications.
Newcomers from South Asia, Africa and South America continue to pay disproportionately high amounts to buy car insurance, with the system weighted
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