Can I rent my car to someone Canada?

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Canadians can now rent their personal vehicle to others through a U.S. company that has just launched in this country. “We’re actually the first company to bring the benefits of peer-to-peer car rental to Canada.” says Cedric Mathieu, director at Turo Canada. Apr 19, 2016

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