No, it is strictly illegal to drive any newly purchased motor vehicle on public roads in Canada without active insurance coverage. While vehicle registration procedures and mandatory insurance rules vary slightly across provinces, every single Canadian jurisdiction requires valid third-party liability insurance to be in place before a vehicle can be legally operated or registered. If you purchase a car privately or from a dealership, you must arrange an insurance policy or transfer an existing binder before driving it off the lot. Driving an uninsured vehicle can result in severe financial fines, vehicle impoundment, and immediate legal penalties.
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