Is your home vulnerable to sewer backups?
This article explains the risk factors and includes practical steps you can take to help minimize them. Taking action to prevent problems can help you better protect your property and avoid issues, such as property damage or health concerns.
Imagine this: a fire breaks out in your condo. It’s put out quickly, but the water and smoke still end up damaging several nearby units. If a fire starts in your unit, you could be held responsible, depending on the circumstances, and may have to cover costs such as repairs, damage to neighbouring units or temporary housing. Because the fire started in your unit, you may be held responsible for certain damages—including repair costs, your neighbours’ damaged belongings and temporary housing while things get fixed. Without personal condo insurance that covers this type of situation, the repercussions could be costly.
Auto insurance is changing on July 1, 2026, to give you more choice. Under the new structure, fewer accident benefits are mandatory and more are optional. This means you can choose the coverage you really need.
It’s that time of year again – when the snowflakes start to fall and the mercury starts to drop, Canadians know that it’s time to get ready for the winters of the great white north.
Fall is here, and with it comes the end of Daylight Saving Time.
Extreme weather events like floods, wildfires, and tornadoes are becoming more frequent and intense, causing costly damage. Help protect your home against natural disasters with our tips.
It’s true that some claims are simply unavoidable, but did you know that you could reduce the risk of damage just by using a few simple prevention strategies?
It’s summertime, and the open road beckons. Whether you ride a motorcycle, moped or motorized bike, there is nothing like letting your bike take you where you want to go. Before you head out, check out this guide to motorcycle insurance.
Outdoor entertainment is in full swing during the summer months, but if you love to host campfires or barbecue for your family and friends, then you’ll want to brush up on your fire safety.
Winter can be hard on your home. Here are a few tips to help you get it ready for summer, maintain its durability, and help avoid potentially costly repairs.
Did you know that a car is stolen every five minutes on average in Canada?
Your vehicle has carried you through wind, snow, ice and copious amounts of salt. Time to get your car ready for summer with some TLC.
