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Why You Should Insure a Seasonal Vehicle Year-Round
If you own a vintage automobile or a motorcycle you only drive in the warm-weather months, you should consider insuring it throughout the year, whether you’re using it or not. Cancelling the insurance coverage on your old car or your Harley when you’re putting either into storage exposes you to significant financial risk. Without year-round […]
As risks evolve, is your business continuity plan up to date?
As your business reviews its response to risk this year, be sure to ask one key question: “Is our business continuity plan up to date?” Well-documented incidents Last year, a number of events in Canada demonstrated the importance of having a business continuity plan that adequately assesses current and emerging threats. Business leaders should ask […]
More businesses seriously considering disaster preparedness
If the COVID-19 pandemic has taught businesses anything, it’s that preparation for interruption events is critical. Businesses with a tried and tested remote operating plan and the technology infrastructure to support remote work typically fared better than those that didn’t – at least in the early days of the pandemic. There are lessons that can […]
Can I Remove a Secondary Driver from My Car Insurance Policy?
From time to time, we have highlighted auto insurance questions we encounter on a fairly regular basis; questions about fault determination in a collision when one of the drivers doesn’t have insurance to how long it takes before a ticket drops off your driving record. We haven’t touched on this scenario before, but it warrants looking into. A young man’s […]
Bad roads and potholes
The results of CAA’s 2021 Worst Roads survey are in, and while such designations tend to be relative, since they’re based on votes from the public, the quality of our roadways affect everyone. When nominating a road they believed deserved the title, voters blamed potholes and crumbling pavement (81%) for their pick, followed by traffic […]
