Summer is the perfect season to hit the road and set off on an adventure. Whether you’re planning a getaway to the Gaspé Peninsula, a few days in Ontario, or a trip to the United States, a little preparation can make all the difference. Before packing your bags and setting your GPS, it’s a good […]
Road trip this summer: Does your insurance cover you everywhere? Read More »
Let’s be honest: doing your own home renovations is tempting. Savings, a sense of accomplishment, total control over the outcome… and sometimes a few choice expletives along the way. But behind the hammer and the YouTube tutorials, there’s one question we often forget to ask ourselves: does my home insurance cover this? Because yes, at
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Sleeping under the stars, far from the noise… and Wi-Fi. “Off-grid” camping offers that unique sense of freedom you can’t find anywhere else. But while you’re unwinding, your insurance isn’t taking a break. You still need to know exactly how much coverage you have. Here’s a clear—and reassuring—overview to ensure your adventure doesn’t turn into
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A little “tap” while backing up. A door that opens a bit too eagerly. Or that classic moment when two cars back up at the same time. Accidents in parking lots are common—and rarely as straightforward as they seem. So, who’s at fault? It’s almost never black and white. A parking lot isn’t a rule-free
Accident in a parking lot: Who is really at fault? Read More »
Every spring in Quebec, the same scenario plays out. The snow melts, rivers swell, and in some regions, the water eventually overflows its banks. Tens of thousands of homes are located in flood-prone areas, and for many homeowners, this is a time of genuine concern—sometimes even an annual routine. When you think you’re covered… This
Floods: Are you really prepared if the water rises? Read More »
Shared housing and cohabitation have become increasingly common in Quebec. Students, young professionals, couples, friends, and family members often choose to share a home for financial reasons… or simply for the pleasure of living together. But when it comes to home insurance, the question quickly arises: who should be insured? The answer seems simple, but
Cohabitation and shared accommodation: who needs to be insured? Read More »
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