National Insurance Awareness Day – June 28
What is it?
June 28 is National Insurance Awareness Day in Canada (#NIAD), a time to encourage Canadians to review their insurance coverage and consider if they have the protection they need whether by reassessing existing policies or exploring coverage for new or evolving needs.
This year, NIAD26 highlights the:
• Role and obligations of licensed insurance professionals
• Guidance they can provide to help consumers navigate insurance complexity
By proclaiming National Insurance Awareness Day, CISRO and its members hope to raise awareness for all Canadians on the importance of being properly insured and highlight insurance professionals as a resource to help navigate an individual’s unique needs.
How to participate
Join us in this initiative by using and sharing the following tools across your channels:
• Infographic: Why Work with a Licensed Insurance Professional?
• NIAD Social media visuals
• NIAD Social media visuals (square formats)
To download the image, click on the link, then right click on the image, select save as from the drop-down menu.
Use the hashtag #NIAD26 when sharing with your network to help promote unified NIAD messaging across Canada.
Logos
National Insurance Awareness Day logos are available to download in French and English. The logo may be used on your website, social media, or other digital platform to raise awareness about National Insurance Awareness Day.
Small Logo - To download the image click on this link and then right click on the image, select save as from the drop-down menu.
Resource Library
Discover more tools and resources to support your outreach: visit the Resource Library -
Consumer Awareness Working Group.
About
National Insurance Awareness Day in Canada is supported by the members of the Canadian Insurance Services Regulatory Organizations (CISRO), the forum of provincial and territorial regulatory authorities for insurance intermediaries. CISRO members collaborate on initiatives that support a consistent approach to consumer protection through the regulation of insurance intermediaries.