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Business use of your vehicle
It is a common belief that you only need a business vehicle policy, if your business owns the vehicle. However, there are many situations where a standard auto insurance policy
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7 Tips to Brush Up Your Winter Driving Skills
Slipping and sliding on the icy, snowy road is scary—even for experienced Canadian drivers who are used to driving during inclement weather. In fact, nearly 30 percent of all car
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Understanding Auto Insurance Windshield Coverage
Your vehicle’s windshield is your window to the world when driving and cracks or chips are not only a distraction, they can be dangerous if allowed to grow larger. Your
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Snow Tire Tips to Keep You Rolling
Winters in Canada are for real. Partly sunny skies can turn into “grab your shovel” in a heartbeat and driving conditions can become slippery rapidly. Some people swear by “all-season”
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Safe Halloween Driving Tips to Protect Trick-or-Treaters
If you find yourself out on the roads this Halloween, it’s important to stay alert and be mindful that you’re sharing the road with excited trick-or-treaters who only have candy
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6 Smart Tips for Text-Free Driving
Let’s face it. We all love our smartphones. But, there’s a time and place for everything and texting and driving are never a good mix. Just check out these startling
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Does Your Coverage Protect You Against Uninsured Drivers?
If you pride yourself on being an excellent driver, chances are good that you will not be the cause of a car collision any time in the near future. Unfortunately,
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Do I Need to Buy Extra Car Rental Insurance?
If you’ve ever rented a car in Canada, you probably experienced a moment of temporary confusion when asked if you wanted to purchase insurance for the rental car. It’s even
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How Does an Insurer Decide if a Car is Totaled?
The term has become synonymous with complete destruction, but a totaled car often doesn’t look like a totaled car. Sometimes, the vehicle looks repairable. A totaled vehicle refers to a
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