Term Life Insurance

This type of Life Insurance generally provides the most coverage for the lowest initial cost.

Disability Insurance

Your ability to earn an income is likely your most valuable asset. A disability insurance policy may help ensure you can meet your daily financial needs if you’re unable to work.

Permanent Life Insurance

Protects you for your lifetime by providing a death benefit. It also has the added benefit of building cash value that you can draw on later. There are two types of permanent life insurance: participating life insurance and universal life insurance.

Critical Illness Insurance

Designed to help financially support patients before, during and after treatment by providing a lump-sum benefit when a critical illness, as defined by the policy, is diagnosed, and you satisfy the waiting period.

Some potential uses for the funds from this policy: Modifications to your home, private nursing help, timely treatment outside of Canada, and additional staff to run your business.

Participating Life Insurance

Provides permanent life insurance protection with a tax-advantaged cash value component. It doesn’t require hands-on management by the policyowner. Instead, Canada Life’s professional investment managers manage the assets of the participating account which back the cash value.

Health and Dental Insurance

Enhanced healthcare plans can help protect you against these and other unexpected health and dental expenses.

We offer: Prescription drug plans, dental visits, eye glasses, massage therapy & physiotherapy. 

Universal Life

Provides a traditional life insurance component with a tax-advantaged investment component. You select an investment mix that is as individual as you are—taking into account your financial goals and circumstances and the amount of investment risk with which you’re comfortable. This type of policy is attractive for people who want to actively manage their life insurance policy.