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With the weather heating up and summer vacation quickly approaching, you’re probably thinking more about trips to the cottage or camping trips in the RV rather than your insurance.
With so much change happening in Ontario’s education community, it’s inevitable that you will feel some level of stress. The good news is that you can take action and combat stress, beginning with a few simple and proven ways.
When shopping for insurance, it's a good idea to compare your options to ensure you're getting the best coverage at the best rate. That's where an insurance broker can help.
OTIP is pleased to provide a donation of $10,000 to the Canadian Mental Health Association (CMHA), Ontario Division to support the Centre for Innovation in Campus Mental Health (CICMH).
At OTIP, we understand that the recent changes in Ontario’s education system have had a challenging impact on many members of the education community. Eligible OTIP members have access to FeelingBetterNow® (FBN), a mental health management program that is available 24/7.
Ontario has experienced a great deal of flooding recently with water levels rising more than six inches in some lakes in just 24 hours. As the ground may be partially frozen and already saturated following days of heavy rains, there is limited ability to absorb more water.
We are excited to announce the winners of the OTIP Sponsorship of School Projects and Initiatives have been selected. Over 50 videos were submitted to OTIP for the contest, showcasing the wonderful ideas of our members.
Springtime is here, and with it comes blooming flowers and crisp, fresh air. But as spring showers pour, Canadians are at risk for more damage than rained-out picnics – we’re also at risk for property flooding and water damage.
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