Fun activities foster trust, collaboration, and teamwork among colleagues, but when planning team-building events, it's important to identify common interests and activities that can be enjoyed by everyone.
Our Canadian winters often come with their share of power outages. With thousands of people working from home because of the pandemic, some may be more affected by outages this winter.
Instances of speeding and street racing have risen sharply in communities across Canada since highways and other roads became less busy in the wake of COVID-19.
It’s cold, the days are short, and all you want to do is crawl under the covers with a box of chocolate chip cookies. Sound familiar? You’re not alone! Here are 7 ways to beat the winter blues and stay positive in the coldest months of the year.
When the clocks go back in the fall, most of us enjoy getting an extra hour of sleep. But the extra morning light means it gets dark earlier. And that makes our roads riskier for pedestrians, cyclists and motorists.
Many things can distract you while you’re driving, like your smartphone, other passengers, or even your cup of coffee. According to a recent survey, 80% of Canadians have seen others distracted behind the wheel, but only 38% admit to it themselves.
Nowadays, we have access to online apps, in-home training and the latest nutritional information to help us lead a healthier lifestyle. And yet, according to a recent survey1 of Canadians, 24% of respondents don’t believe they are in good physical health.
Your safety is our priority. That’s why we’ve put together advice and tips to help you stay safe at home and on the road. Plus, discover our mobile app that can help keep you one step ahead of severe weather and water damage.
Is your home susceptible to water damage caused by a sewer backup? As many homeowners have discovered the hard way, sewer backups can affect your health, damage your property and lead to months of costly repair.