Summer is a great time to bond with your children while they are out of school. The nice weather, outdoor activities and free time lend themselves to a fun break as a family. One thing to keep in mind is how much screen time your child is getting. They are many negative side effects of spending too much time using technology.

If you are going on a leave, here are the things you need to know and do to update your benefits.

If your eligibility for benefits ends due to a change in your work status (e.g. you retire, your contract ends, etc.), you will have benefits on the day your work status changes until 11:59 p.m. that day. 

If you’ve been paying attention to recent news headlines about the state of our environment, it’s clear that our planet needs help. Yet, for many of us, the concept of sustainable living can seem daunting and costly. It’s easy to get caught up in thinking of ‘living green’ as being a luxury, but this isn’t always the case. 

Before you travel out of country, find out if you are “medically stable.”

You may not always be getting the whole story when it comes your retirement health, dental and travel plan options. Compare the three RTIP plan options to the single plan offered by the competition.

Canada is known worldwide for its natural beauty. With rolling hills, sparkling blue waters, boreal forests, natural parks and mountain peaks, Canada really has it all. If you’re looking to explore more of this beautiful country over the summer without breaking the bank, follow this helpful guide of national attractions you can visit that won’t cost you much more than the gas required to take you there.

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. 

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.

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.