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'Tis the season for home renovations. As spring quickly approaches, it's time to start planning any fair-weather projects if you haven't already! Here are some things to check off your list as you get ready to hire a contractor:

When you’re in the market for insurance, knowing who to turn to for advice is an important step in the journey. If you’re unsure about the difference between a broker and an agent, check out the details here before you choose the one that best suits your needs.

While most tire manufacturers recommend buying new tires for your car every five to six years, there are several telltale signs that you may need to replace them sooner!

In the logistics business so much is riding on the quality of the drivers you hire. So, what happens when the supply of qualified drivers is limited? While it may be tempting to hire less qualified drivers, that move could seriously impact your logistics insurance coverage in the long run.

A quick question for all the cottagers out there: what’s the difference between a bear and a skunk? When it comes to seasonal property insurance, it’s about more than their physical differences — damage done to your cottage by bears is probably covered, while the damage done by skunks probably isn’t.

After a long winter, it is a good idea to spend time on preventive measures to help maintain your home and property throughout the year. Tasks such as cleaning out your gutters, checking for dead trees and branches, and cleaning and inspecting home mechanical and plumbing systems, such as heating and air conditioning equipment, can help make spring a season of safety.