Our vehicles carry around our most precious cargo of all, our families. Here are the Top Safety picks for 2012 as chosen by the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety.
As the weather warms up, Canadians across the country are heading back to lakes, rivers, and coastal waters to fish, waterski, cruise, and unwind on their boats, yachts, and other personal watercraft. With an estimated 12.4 million Canadians enjoying boating each...
Buying or leasing a vehicle is one of the biggest financial decisions many people in Ontario make. Beyond the sticker price, its fuel efficiency, battery range, and features, there’s another aspect that can significantly affect a household budget: Auto insurance. To...
What’s Changing about Accident Benefits in Ontario? Starting July 1, 2026, the Statutory Accident Benefits Schedule (SABS) — the no-fault bodily injury benefits portion of your auto policy — will see a major change under Ontario Regulation 34/10. The Government of...
Transport Canada defines a documented Safety Management System (SMS) as: “A structured set of policies and procedures that helps you put in place safety and environmental protection practices.” In other words, this means an SMS formalizes how a vessel owner or...
While roofs are built to handle some accumulation of snow, it’s important not to let snow or ice build up too much. This winter has seen a significant amount of snow add up since early November. Accumulation beyond 20 cm can cause damage to the structure and roofing...
January is a time where home budgets are often reviewed and many look for opportunities to find savings in their monthly expenses. As an independent insurance broker, our mandate is to represent you and find sustainable insurance solutions to keep you protected...
As we move into mid-January 2026, Ontario is experiencing an unexpected January thaw. Warmer than average temperatures across North America are causing some of the accumulated snow from earlier winter storms to melt rapidly. While this might feel like a welcome break...
Each year the Équité Association delivers the sobering news that auto theft isn’t going away in Canada any time soon. However, their most recent report shines a light on some good news for Canadians who are worried about auto theft. Overall, reported thefts declined...
Winter conditions in Canada and the United States bring with them unpredictable snow, ice, and extreme cold and can pose significant risks to trucking operations.
The Government of Ontario is considering introducing car insurance sales in car dealerships in a test and learn environment (TLE). A recent article on Driving.ca caught our attention that warrants some added clarification: Careful buying auto insurance at an Ontario...
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