Hosting a party at your home brings liability to the host. If you're considering hosting a party, reviewing the risks and ensuring you have the necessary insurance coverage is a good idea.

There’s nothing like a relaxing getaway at the cottage by the lake or the cabin in the woods. More than just bricks and mortar, your seasonal property is the keeper of cherished memories. Read on to learn some little-known facts about seasonal property insurance coverage.

Fireworks aren’t toys – they’re dangerous explosives that should be handled carefully. If you choose to hold a fireworks display this Victoria Day long weekend, it’s important that you respect local laws and follow our safety tips for a memorable but safe experience.

Giving your home a thorough refresh after a bleak winter will energize you with that sense of accomplishment in time for a relaxing summer. Here are a few tips to keep in mind as you get going.

Mould is a common enemy of Canadian homeowners. It poses a severe health risk and can significantly damage your home, making it expensive to repair. As a homeowner, understanding how to purify your indoor air and keep your family and visitors healthy is essential.

No homeowner ever wants to find damage to their home following an extreme weather event or other disaster. In these situations, it is important to quickly find a reputable contractor to help you clean up and restore your home so you can get back to where you started. Unfortunately, there are fraudsters ready to take advantage of these circumstances.

Since fraudsters continue to find more sophisticated ways of tricking Canadians out of their money, it’s vital that you stay informed on how you can fight fraud and keep yourself, your family, and your money safe.

The risk of flood does not dry up in the winter, and solid water is not the only thing to worry about when it is cold. Throughout Ontario, the threat of flooding persists through the cold months. Here is what you need to know about the most common winter flood risks and what you can do to avoid them.