In Canada, proof of insurance is typically validated through documents such as the insurance pink slip (or liability card), which serves as official proof of auto insurance. This slip includes details like the insured vehicle’s make and model, policy number, and coverage period. For home or property insurance, a certificate of insurance or a policy declaration page serves this purpose, outlining key information like coverage limits and insured property details. Additionally, for health or travel insurance, a policy summary or insurance card verifies coverage. These documents must be current and readily accessible; in many provinces, digital copies of auto insurance pink slips are now accepted. Authorities or third parties often require these during inspections, claims processes, or contractual verifications, ensuring compliance and coverage legitimacy.