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Winter is officially here, and with it the likelihood of slips or falls increases. Read a few tips to help prevent an incident this (frosty) season!

Car theft in Ontario continues to rise. With Toronto continuing to lead the country in number of vehicles stolen each year according to Équité Association, its central location and high traffic make it a thief's paradise.

The holidays are also a stressful time for many households. Last-minute shopping or visiting several holiday parties on the same day can add to the confusion. Expect some distracted drivers on the roads. Expect some fatigued drivers as well. It’s a busy time for all of us. Let's make it a safe holiday with a few winter driving reminders.

As a property owner or manager, you must make a reasonable effort to reduce the potential for injury to your guests, employees, and patrons. Any business that has people visiting its facility (e.g., hotels, apartments, manufacturing firms, shopping centers, supermarkets, office complexes) can be susceptible to this hazard and the associated liabilities. The first line of defense against slip, trip, and fall incidents includes having a well-planned strategy and implementing a snow and ice removal plan.

We get it, Canadian all endure winter. How can you protect your home from the severe cold this season? Discover a few tips and resources to help make sure your home doesn't get frostbite (brr!).

With cooler temperatures upon us, it’s not too early to start thinking about ways you can cut the energy bills for your business this winter. Check out these 7 smart things you can plan to do this winter to keep the expenses associated with cold weather from hurting your bottom line.