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By Joyce M. Rosenberg THE ASSOCIATED PRESS NEW YORK _ Before the holiday season, employees at Andrea Correale’s catering business get an email reminder that in December, “we […]

With temperatures now dipping below 7°C and snow in the forecast in some parts of the province, CAA South Central Ontario (CAA SCO) is reminding motorists […]

By Pete Evans, CBC News An American company is recalling 37 million fire extinguishers in the U.S. and 2.7 million in Canada because they can get clogged or […]

By Mia Rabson THE CANADIAN PRESS OTTAWA _ There will be no more free passes for boat owners who dump dirty, old hulks in Canadian harbours […]

By James Cox | The Sun Researchers also found a further one in 10 chose not to reveal anything about it amid a fear they would be […]

By Driving.ca If you live in Ontario and think you pay too much for auto insurance, what if I told you your biggest problem might be […]

By Lisa Marie Pane THE ASSOCIATED PRESS ATLANTA _ The National Rifle Association is offering insurance for people who shoot someone, stirring criticism from gun-control advocates who say […]

Distracted driving is the main contributing factor for teen drivers in crashes. In an age where digital communication is the standard and instant responses are expected, […]

By Allison Jones THE CANADIAN PRESS TORONTO _ After two straight quarters of increases, auto insurance rates in Ontario have now dropped by less than one […]

Join hundreds of thousands of British Columbians as they “Drop, Cover and Hold On” during the 2017 Great British Columbia ShakeOut. The BC Earthquake Alliance, Insurance Bureau […]

Allianz Insurance has changed little since the first fire insurance companies were established following the Great Fire of London in 1666. The purpose of insurance ‒ […]

While last year’s weather was unusual for some parts of the province, on average, each year in British Columbia the number of casualty crashes due to driving too […]