Canada’s tornado count more than doubled in the last decade. Explore EF2 hot-spots, new early-warning tech, and the insurance steps that protect your home.
The Supreme Court ruling in B.C. could raise condo insurance costs for short-term hosts. Learn about insurer’s subrogation and your personal liability.
Home equipment breakdown coverage can cover electrical and mechanical failures. Learn how it works and why it’s an important add-on to your home insurance.
Learn how global financial trends like wildfires, bond market instability, and tariffs are quietly driving up home insurance premiums in Canada in 2025.
Having a second home means protecting it against any possible perils with an insurance policy. Read on for our comprehensive guide to insuring your second home.
When can a landlord evict a tenant in Ontario? Learn the legal grounds, notice periods, and how renters insurance plays a significant role in this guide.
Is your home insurance claim delayed? Learn about the delays, how to expedite, and when to consult lawyers or regulators for quick resolution and faster results.
In Ontario, a landlord can raise your rent by 2.5% in 2025. Learn about rent increase guidelines, written notice rules, and provincial differences across Canada.
Will working from home affect your home or tenant insurance? Find out the risks that WFH employees face, employer liability, and if you need additional coverage.
Should Canada get more reinsurance capacity? Learn about the challenges of attracting foreign reinsurers and what steps should be taken for market stability.
Making home insurance claims can result in higher monthly premiums. Click through to learn about different scenarios and how you can avoid premium increases.
The 2024 Jasper wildfires caused severe property damage and the evacuation of thousands. Learn how this affected the insurance industry and your premiums.
By 2025, the federal government will launch the NFIP for high-risk Canadian homeowners. Learn more about the program and how it can impact your insurance.
Sump pumps prevent your home from flooding and provide home insurance benefits. Click through to learn more about sump pumps and how they can save you money.
While home insurance typically doesn’t cover furnace repairs, you can still save money through regular maintenance and government rebates. Click through to learn more.
Trees enhance our environment, but they can lead to disputes between neighbours. Read on to learn if your home insurance covers damages from fallen trees.
Buying property in Ontario? Learn about title insurance, a specialized form of insurance that protects property buyers against potential financial losses.
With the increasing number of residential fires, understanding the intricacies of fire insurance becomes essential for homeowners. Read on to learn why.
Overland water coverage protects your home from flooding caused by rain, rivers, or melting snow. Learn what it covers, who needs it, and how much it costs.
