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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.

Is your home at risk for frozen pipes? Water damage caused by burst pipes is a real threat during harsh Canadian winters. Here’s your guide to help reduce the risk of your pipes freezing—and tips for thawing them out if they do.

Contents insurance for tenants isn’t required by law in Canada, but your landlord may require it on your lease. Here are some myths and facts about tenant insurance and some reasons why it’s a good idea to get it.

Every winter, people file thousands of preventable property insurance claims caused by snow and ice are reported which are preventable. Here are some useful tips that can help protect your home from snow and ice damage.

Flash floods and torrential rains are impacting households every year, and they’re becoming increasingly common across the country. Urban areas are particularly sensitive to flash floods, which can overwhelm sewers and drainage systems, causing backups and flooding.

In Canada and around the world, hailstorms are becoming more common and may pose a risk to homes and vehicles if precautions aren’t taken. How can you prevent damage and better protect yourself? Here are some practical tips.

As extreme weather intensifies, windstorms are becoming more common and powerful in Canada, posing an increased risk to homeowners every year.

In recent years, Canadians have seen an increase in extreme weather events, including wildfires. Densely forested areas across the country have been negatively impacted and continue to face a heightened risk.

Home insurance can help protect your house and belongings against the financial consequences of accidental damage or theft and is often required by mortgage companies, bank lenders and landlords. But how do you choose the right coverage for your unique needs?

Your home insurance helps to protect you and your possessions so be sure to avoid these 6 common things that can impact your policy or claim.

Ah, spring! The snow has its last hurrah and warmer days are back for good... or almost. Since spring also means rain, there’s unfortunately also a higher risk of water damage. Take a good look around your property to make sure your home stays dry during this year’s spring showers.

Your cottage may be your summer oasis, but why limit yourself to just a season? We’re sharing how you can prepare your warm weather retreat for year-round living.