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List of Canadian Life Insurance Companies

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Below is a list of Canadian Life Insurance companies. If you click on the links, a new page with detailed contact information opens.

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  1. ACA Assurance
  2. Assumption Life
  3. AXA Insurance
  4. BMO Life Assurance Company (formerly AIG Life Insurance)
  5. Canada Life Insurance Company of Canada
  6. Canada Protection Plan
  7. Co-operators Life Insurance Company
  8. Desjardins Financial Security
  9. Empire Life Insurance Company
  10. Equitable Life Insurance Company of Canada
  11. Great-West Life Assurance Company
  12. Industrial - Alliance Life Insurance
  13. Industrial Alliance Pacific Life
  14. La Capitale
  15. Manulife Financial
  16. Medavie Blue Cross
  17. Primerica Canada Life Insurance
  18. RBC Insurance
  19. Reliable Life Insurance Company
  20. Standard Life Assurance Company
  21. Sun Life Assurance Company of Canada
  22. Transamerica Life Canada
  23. Union of Canada Life Insurance
  24. Unity Life of Canada
  25. Wawanesa Life Insurance Company

11 Responses to “List of Canadian Life Insurance Companies”

  1. looking up old policy1988 1989

    harold john armstrong thought on July 25th, 2008 5:56 pm
  2. require update on old policy LF219679

    harold john armstrong thought on July 25th, 2008 5:59 pm
  3. Hi Harold,

    Thanks for the note. You would have to contact the insurance or your broker directly for your policy details. Regards … Lorne

    lorne thought on July 25th, 2008 7:06 pm
  4. Hi,

    I was just wondering if someone could help me find
    a ranking of Insurance companies from a Universal Life insurance point of view and a ranking in general from a company historical performance point of view.

    Appreciate it much.
    Thanks.

    Prodyut Das thought on March 12th, 2009 10:43 am
  5. Hi Prodyut,

    Yes we can help out with that.

    I will send you a seperate email shortly. Best Regards … Lorne

    lorne thought on March 12th, 2009 2:50 pm
  6. Could someone help me identify the Insurance Company that used to be known as Superior Life? I can’t find them now and I urgently need to get in touch with them.

    Anyone’s help would be greatly appreciated!

    Thanks.

    Rosemarie

    Rosemarie O'Brien thought on April 23rd, 2009 5:31 pm
  7. Hi Rosemarie,

    I have never heard of Superior Life but you can try contacting http://www.fsco.gov.on.ca for more details.

    Regards … Lorne

    lorne thought on April 23rd, 2009 5:44 pm
  8. my late father(d.o.d dec.2007) had a life insurance with the city of toronto where he was a senior placement officer for 30yrs.till retirement, then was called back to sit on board of commissions, i called their human resources and spoke to someone who said he had cancelled said policy/group plan, i asked for this in writing but no response-1 yr now. i do not believe this to be true, my father clearly stated i was the beneficirary to the 1 million dollar policy.his much younger wife who acted as his p.o.a and now says she is executer has acted neglegently and says none of his children in will and refuses to show will. my father James Vincent Calce was of great wealth, stocks, precious metals,race horses,realastate etc. How do i confirm the above info pertaining to any insurance policy dad had.thanking you in advanced for any assitance you can offer.wendy calce

    wendy thought on May 27th, 2009 6:34 am
  9. Hi Wendy,

    Thanks for the note.

    I would check for past pay slips to see if any group life deductions were being made.

    You can also visit the attached link http://lsminsurance.ca/life-insurance-claims

    Regards … Lorne

    lorne thought on May 27th, 2009 8:46 am
  10. As a financial consultant, this site is useful in helping clients seek a life insurance source on their own. Could you also please list the life insurance companies by type of company, size, and what their percent mix of financial activities are? For example, Manulife and Sun Life are best known for their life products whereas the banks are banks with life on the side. Size matters to some. Their diversity of investing also matters. Thank you for the service.

    Bill thought on October 24th, 2009 7:35 am
  11. Hi Bill,

    Thanks for sharing your thoughts. I agree diversity of holding is an important variable. We will consider your comments as we continue adding more relevant content to the site.

    lorne thought on October 24th, 2009 10:13 am

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