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In light of news stories about immigration and permanent residents, some people may be left wondering what will happen if they are involved in a motor vehicle accident with someone who is not a Canadian citizen. In most cases, there is no difference than being in an accident with a Canadian citizen, provided the other driver had insurance. And if the tables are turned and the other driver is injured due to your actions, they have the same basic right to pursue personal injury claims. This applies to car accidents, slip-and-falls, medical malpractice and other occurrences resulting in injury. For more information, click here.