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Spring landscaping can affect your insurance. Minor grading changes can send water toward foundations, raising flood risk.

A backwater valve is a gate mechanism added to your wastewater outflow pipe that prevents city sewage from flowing back into your home.

As extreme weather intensifies, resilient Canadian homes sell for more: upgrades can add up to 5.6% to resale prices, yet many listings don’t mention them.

A weeping tile drainage system can help prevent water damage to your basement and property foundation.

Rebates available in Canada for improving resiliency and energy efficiency of your home can reduce future insurance claims.

Tenant insurance is a safety net for your belongings but doesn’t cover the building itself. Here’s what you need to know in case of accidental property damage.

Historically, moments of extreme global panic stemming from war can create generational buying opportunities in the Canadian real estate market.

The Bank of Canada holds its rate at 2.25% amid rising oil prices and economic uncertainty, keeping variable mortgage rates stable but pushing fixed rates higher.

A higher score tells your bank that your risk as a borrower is low, which usually prompts them to offer a better rate for your mortgage.

From longer amortizations to tax breaks for first-time homebuyers, Canada's housing landscape looks a lot different in 2026.

The Bank of Canada pauses rate changes amid trade tensions and a cooling housing market. With inflation above target and incomes lagging, 2026 begins with uncertainty for households and policymakers alike.

From soaring grocery bills to rising insurance premiums, here are five key areas where Canadians can expect higher costs in 2026, and what it means for household budgets.

Safeguard your snow removal business with essential insurance. Learn about coverage options, costs, and tips to protect against risks like slip-and-fall claims and equipment damage this winter.

Perks like health and dental coverage can save you money, but are they as valuable as they seem? Here’s what you need to know.

What’s needed to insure your summer food venture? At least: general liability for accidents, commercial property for equipment, and product liability for food-related issues.

Is your home business protected? Learn why regular home insurance isn’t enough and how the right coverage can safeguard your tools, inventory, and success.

A Certificate of insurance is a document that proves that a business has active insurance, lends credibility and can help secure contract bids.

Working as a general contractor comes with its share of risks, from accidents to property damage. However, there are ways to safeguard your business. Here are the four key types of coverage you need.

Be aware of exclusions within your policy to avoid a denied travel insurance claim.

With Pride events happening around the world, summer is the perfect time to explore and celebrate identity and inclusivity.

Whether you’re gone for the weekend or for the entire summer, you want to leave your home with the assurance that your belongings are safe and will be there when you’re back. So, what's the plan?

Whether you’re parked at a campground, a big box store parking lot, or on your own driveway, having the right insurance ensures peace of mind and financial security. Here’s what you should know about insuring your RV.

If your plans involve travelling by vehicle outside of your home province, double check you have the right auto insurance coverage before hitting the road.

If you’re contemplating spending winter abroad, here are some crucial questions you should ask yourself before taking flight for the winter.