Any person who has a valid driving license can drive your car but the rules can slightly vary from province to province. In Ontario and Alberta, for example, car insurance covers a vehicle, not a driver. It is your risk, if you  allow somebody to drive your car and this person got involved into an accident. Your car insurance will pay for it  but your car insurance rates will likely increase. In British Columbia you can lend your car to an occasional driver up to 12 days in a year, but you are recommended to get an Unlisted Driver protection.
It is important to remember that if somebody regularly drives your car, you need to add them as an occasional driver on your policy.
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