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Desjardins Group Latest Desjardins survey reveals 1 in 4 Canadians have experienced water damage to their home but only half know what’s covered by their insurance […]

by Greg Meckbach Ontario’s new government should require motorists to buy more liability coverage than is currently mandatory, a lawyer who represents claimants says. “I think […]

By Philip Reed THE ASSOCIATED PRESS In the excitement of buying a new (or used) car it’s easy to forget critical details that wind up costing […]

In a recent survey of Ontarians conducted by Leger, 60 percent of respondents indicated that they feel they are paying too much for insurance. Foxquilt, a growing […]

The union representing workers at the General Motors assembly plant in Oshawa, Ont., is promising “one hell of a fight” after the automaker announced it would […]

Reasons for judgement were published this week by the BC Court of Appeal upholding a trial judge’s assessment of fault for a pedestrian/vehicle collision. In the […]

by Glenn McGillivray It is somewhat understandable why most Canadians seem to know virtually nothing about how building codes work in this country. After all, a person […]

In today’s Fall Economic Statement, the Ontario government committed to cut red tape in the auto insurance system to benefit consumers. “We congratulate the government on working to […]

One in three Canadians haven’t read their home or auto insurance policy, according to new research from Sonnet Insurance, Canada’s only national online home and auto insurance company. Those […]

Eric Szeto, Tyana Grundig, David Common · CBC News ·  A Marketplace hidden camera investigation is raising questions about how bank employees are selling a pricey and controversial product marketed to help with […]

Most Canadians will be enjoying an extra hour of sleep this weekend as clocks ‘fall back’ to daylight standard time. However, the extra morning light means […]

Tornadoes in Ottawa and Gatineau, wildfires in BC, and summer storms in the Prairies are adding up, with the Insurance Bureau of Canada reporting in September […]