Riding a bicycle is a great way to enjoy some exercise while helping reduce emissions and keep Alberta green. However, it also poses some significant safety risks — risks that all cyclists should be proactive about managing. Coverage specific to cyclists is usually offered through your homeowner, condominium and tenant insurance policies. Winning Tips for…
Think of the outside of your business as your first line of defense against forced entry as you consider the unique measures required to protect your business. Doors • Install exterior doors constructed from external grade materials based on local building code and manufacturer guidelines • Ensure exterior doors and frames are reinforced and well…
Eliminated from homes and businesses across North America following World War II with DDT, these unwanted “guests” create the potential for financial loss. DDT was banned in the 1980s when it was found to have harmful effects on the environment. Global Resurgence Cleanliness has little to do with the causes of infestation and until recently,…
Following simple safety procedures can keep your staff and equipment safe, while reducing the risk of an accident and potential losses. Enforce strict rules banning open flame and smoking in areas where propane is stored or used Store tanks or cylinders: In the position for which they were designed Chained or locked inside a secure…
A classic car isn’t just another way to get around; it has sentimental value beyond its cost. Maybe it’s just like a car your grandfather owned, or it’s the one you dreamed of when you were younger. Regardless of the reason, if you’re thinking about purchasing a classic car, you should always look into insurance…
Floods are defined as an overflow of water onto land that is normally dry, and are considered to be one of the most frequent natural hazards in Canada. Caused by melting snow or heavy rainfalls, they can occur at any time of the year and cause major damage to your home and belongings. Most homeowners…
Your cottage is your home away from home, and it’s extremely important that you consider how you plan to use it before you decide what type of insurance to buy. How often are you going to use it? Can you afford to repair it or rebuild it if damage occurs? Are you going to rent…