Since 1913, CAA has advocated for Canadians both on and off the road.
CAA North & East Ontario has advocated for Canadians since 1913, beginning with road safety and expanding to the issues that affect everyday life today, including car theft, extreme weather, electric vehicles and school zone safety. Below, you'll find our current advocacy priorities alongside upcoming community events and partnerships across the region.
Car theft
Vehicle theft is a crisis in Ontario. And while it’s easy to think it will happen to someone else, the rate of theft and range of vehicles means it’s impacting more and more consumers.
Extreme weather
From tornados and wildfires to floods and massive storms, extreme weather events are increasing in frequency, impacting people, properties and infrastructure.
Electric vehicles
There's plenty to learn about EVs, but starting with the basics is important. Consider factors like affordability, charge versus range, winter driving, performance, and EV ownership's hidden costs or benefits. These can help you decide if an EV is right for you.
School Safety Patrol
CAA has been working to prevent school zone collisions for nearly a century. That's why we developed the School Safety Patrol—to protect the 1.4 million students who commute by bus or on foot every day.
Safe driving
Since its inception, CAA has led conversations about road safety for all Canadians on a range of issues, from distracted driving or speeding to driving high or not slowing down for emergency vehicles.
Greener driving
CAA believes in giving you the knowledge to make informed choices when it comes to how you drive, what kind of vehicle you purchase, and how you take care of it.
CAA at upcoming events
