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« Back to Fall 2026 Newsletter As another cottage season comes to an end, closing your seasonal property properly can help prevent costly repairs, reduce the chance of winter damage, and make opening weekend smoother next spring. The best approach is to work through...
« Back to Fall 2026 Newsletter Guest Article by Rhonda Martin, Plan For Wealth While Canada's inflation rate has cooled significantly from its peak, everyday costs for groceries, housing, and utilities continue to stretch household budgets. Managing your money in this...
« Back to Fall 2026 Newsletter Guest Article by Rhonda Martin, Plan For Wealth To successfully navigate Canada’s real estate market, first-time buyers need to look beyond the surface level of the First Home Savings Account (FHSA) and the Home Buyers’ Plan (HBP)....
« Back to Fall 2026 Newsletter What’s up with the weather? Natural disasters — wildfires, floods, earthquakes, hurricanes, severe storms, and tornadoes are increasing in frequency and severity across North America and the world. It is now almost a daily occurrence on...
« Back to Fall 2026 Newsletter Once autumn arrives, Waterloo Region comes alive with colourful landscapes, seasonal festivals, and family-friendly experiences. Here are five of the best fall activities to enjoy for families, couples, and visitors alike. 1....
« Back to Fall 2026 Newsletter Earlier this month, Staebler Insurance hosted its first-ever Charity Golf Classic in support of The Food Bank of Waterloo Region. The two-time host of the Canadian Open, TPC Toronto at Osprey Valley in Caledon, ON, provided the backdrop...
« Back to Summer 2026 Newsletter Don't forget: Celebrate Dad on Sunday, June 21! Father’s Day is just around the corner, and the Tri Cities are packed with ways to make Dad feel celebrated, appreciated, and downright legendary. Whether he’s an adventurer, a foodie, a...
« Back to Summer 2026 Newsletter Summertime memories can be made sitting around a backyard fire with friends and family. However, a good time on a summer night can quickly turn dangerous if safety guidelines and bylaws are not followed. Make sure that you are aware of...
« Back to Summer 2026 Newsletter Backyard pools are a great way to beat the heat during the summer months. While they can make for fun-filled afternoons spending time with friends and family, backyard pools can also present health and safety dangers. Considering that...
« Back to Summer 2026 Newsletter Guest article by Rhonda Martin, Plan For Wealth Are you heading away this summer? Whether your plans include travel locally or further afield, integrating some of these smart holiday habits that can prevent theft headaches and make the...
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