Kids staying warm indoor as it gets colder outside

10 simple ways to save energy and lower your heating bills this winter

Heating your home or cottage during a cold Canadian winter can cost a pretty penny — and it can take ...
Safety tips for wood stoves

Safety tips for wood stoves and pellet stoves

There’s something special about curling up beside a crackling wood stove on a chilly night. But along with that comfort ...
Group Insurance through insurance through school, employer, or association

Why should I buy insurance through my school, employer, or association?

Have you ever heard the phrase, “There’s strength in numbers”? That saying is particularly true when it comes to groups ...
Avoiding home renovation mistakes

7 home renovation mistakes to avoid

The more time you commit to planning your renovation, the less likely you are to come across surprises, overspend, or ...
carbon tax guide for Canada

How carbon tax works in Canada & a few ways you can save

On April 1, 2019, the federal government began implementing a carbon tax in provinces that didn’t already have their own ...
Home improvements to help lower the cost of your insurance

Home improvements that could lower the cost of your insurance

If you’re thinking about making some home improvements this year, why not choose projects that could help you save on ...
Pet-proof your home for peace of mind

How to pet-proof your home in 8 simple steps

Whether you're planning to surprise your family with a cuddly kitten or adopt a full-grown dog from your local animal ...
green cleaning house

5 green cleaning tips for your home and cottage

Day-to-day tasks like running the dishwasher and doing laundry have an impact on our environment, and many of the cleaning ...
Should you lend your vehicle to another driver

Can someone else drive my car?

Whether your buddy needs to borrow your pick-up truck to move his couch or your teenage daughter wants to drive ...
Discussing effect of credit score on insurance rates

Q&A: Can my credit score affect my insurance rates?

In Canada, different organizations and individuals have the right to view your credit score, including prospective employers, landlords, banks, car ...