Two coverage benefits

Major Accident Protection combines Major Impairment accident coverage with Accidental Death coverage – anywhere you are in the world, 24/7.

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Guaranteed acceptance

NO medical tests or questions are required when you apply. Your spouse can also apply.

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Low premiums never increase

This is one of the most affordable plans you can purchase for personal accident protection – as low as $1.50 a month! Plus, your premiums stay the same even as you get older.

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Lump sum benefit amounts

Each unit of coverage provides up to $200,000 of Major Impairment benefits plus $25,000 of Accidental Death insurance. With the maximum 5 units, that goes up to $1 million and $125,000, respectively. The minimum benefit amounts payable are outlined below:

Benefits are not payable if death or impairment results from:

• Suicide or self-inflicted injury
• insurrection or war
• flying, except as a passenger on a commercial flight, or
• active participation in or attempting or provoking a criminal offence

The Major Impairment benefit is not payable if the insured does not survive the accident for at least 30 days. In that event, the Accidental Death benefit will be paid.

Determining your eligibility

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Eligibility for application is granted to a Canadian resident under age 65, who is:

1. A member of the engineering regulators that license the country’s 300,000 members of the profession (including members in training); also, an engineering student who is registered in an engineering program accredited by the Canadian Engineering Accreditation Board;
2. A member of the Ontario Society of Professional Engineers or Genium360;
3. A member of the Association of Professional Geoscientists of Ontario, Geoscientists Nova Scotia or the Ordre des géologues du Québec;
4. A member of one of the participating provincial associations of professional technicians and technologists;
5. A member of the Manitoba Association of Architects, the Architects’ Association of New Brunswick, the Nova Scotia Association of Architects or the Architects Association of Prince Edward Island;
6. A full-time employee of Engineers Canada or one of the engineering regulators that license the country’s 300,000 members of the profession or one of the participating organizations or of Youth Science Canada; or
7. A limited licensee or a provincial licensee.