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You count on your home insurance to protect you when you need it most — and when you’re dealing with an emergency, the last thing you want to worry about is whether or not all of your belongings will be covered. The good news is, the majority of your stuff is probably covered by your standard...

Whether you’re buying your first home , getting ready to downsize , or you’ve recently experienced an increase in the cost of your home insurance, we’ve got some of the best money-saving tips to help you get the right coverage at the right price. Go for a newer home. If you’re in the...

Cottage season is in full swing. Whether you're heading up to the cottage for two days or two weeks, you've probably got your bathing suits, towels, and inflatable unicorn floatie covered — but here are 11 more items to pack for a safe stay: LED candles, lanterns, and flashlights. Summer...

Your insurance company wants to help make it as easy as possible for you get back to normal after an unexpected loss. If you make a , you'll be assigned a claims adjuster, sometimes called an insurance adjuster, a claims specialist, or a claims representative. No matter the title, the adjuster...

Dealing with an emergency at home is never easy — but it can be easier to manage when you’ve completed some simple tasks ahead of time and have a plan in place to help keep your whole household safe if the unexpected happens. Watch this quick video to learn how you can protect your property...

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Climate change is affecting everyone, including farmers. Extreme weather events are getting more frequent and severe, summers are getting hotter and drier, and the winter months are shorter and warmer, which may affect your operations. Stay one step ahead of climate change by understanding how...

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Yes, it’s that time of year again — when little goblins, ghosts, and ghouls get decked out and tear through the neighbourhood on a hunt for sweet treats. There’s nothing quite like the look of delight on your kids’ faces when they sort through their goodies at the end of the night — not to...

As climate change progresses, abnormal weather patterns will result in larger pest populations across Canada. Pest infestations can reduce agricultural productivity and wreak havoc on farms. From invasive insects to plant diseases, pests can destroy property, disrupt ecosystems, and create...

When dreaming up your next home renovation project, the possibilities may seem endless. After all, who doesn't want an inground pool, a built-in bar in the basement, or a jacuzzi tub? Unfortunately, not everyone agrees on which improvements enhance a home. If there's a chance you'll be selling...

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Winter in Canada means more than just a wardrobe change. For farmers, it’s a crucial period of preparation. Planning for cold conditions now can prevent potential setbacks and expenses come spring. Follow this guide of essential winterizing tips to protect your land, buildings, and equipment...

It’s no secret that Canadian weather can be a bit unpredictable. The arrival of spring may bring a welcome end to a cold winter, but spring thaw (along with spring rain) can also bring flooding. Floods can cause major headaches for your farm, ruining feed storage and damaging equipment. But don...

As climate change creates more severe weather events, many of which result in water damage to Canadians’ homes, some houses are more at risk for flooding than others. According to the Institute for Catastrophic Loss Reduction , these factors — among others — can increase your basement’s risk...

A wildfire can be devastating — threatening the livelihoods, homes, and equipment of Canadian farmers. But the good news is, with a little prep, you can reduce your risk of damage and protect your operation. Why is wildfire preparation so important? Wildfires in Canada can spread fast, fueled...

Animals are a beautiful part of our Canadian landscape, but even the smallest of neighbourhood rummagers can do a great deal of damage to your home and property. It’s not always easy to predict when pesky pests like raccoons, squirrels, skunks, or chipmunks (or coyotes and bears in more rural...

Most standard home insurance policies come with limited coverage for water damage. According to the Insurance Bureau of Canada, 1.5 million households are at risk of flooding , so it’s more important than ever to make sure your insurance policy has the right coverage against water damage...

For many Canadians, especially first-time homebuyers , saving enough money to buy a house can seem daunting. With the rising cost of living and competitive housing markets in many areas across the country, putting enough money aside to become a homeowner may even seem impossible. However, small...

If you’re trying to be more eco-friendly at home, we have good news! There are several simple lifestyle changes and home upgrades you can make to consume less energy, produce fewer emissions, and decrease your carbon footprint. Follow these simple steps to be more sustainable — right from the...

Thanks to Canada's cold winters and hot summers, a significant amount of energy is used to heat and cool homes each year. Fortunately, new technology is making it easier to produce fewer emissions without forcing you to compromise your comfort. If you're hoping to make your home more...

Those glistening icicles hanging from your roof may give your home that quaint, wintery look you love, but they could also be trying to tell you that something isn’t quite right. Icicles can be a telltale sign that an ice dam has formed on your roof, preventing melting snow from escaping through...