STAY SAFE while camping out By Toby A. Welch
Camping is awesome – no annoying neighbours, no screeching telephones, no pile of work screaming your name, and no electronic gear distracting you. It is a great time to bond with your family or have a getaway with your buddies. But, if you watch the nightly news, you’ll see that what starts out as a fun weekend of camping can result it an awful experience, necessary rescues or even deaths when people don’t pay attention to safety issues. Learn More...
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The winners of the Hallmark/ING draw for the Home Depot Gift Card was Mr. & Mrs. Neil Bowie of MarkhamThe winners of the Hallmark/ING draw for the Home Depot Gift Card was Mr. & Mrs. Neil Bowie of Markham. Mr. & Mrs. Bowie are planning to re-do their kitchen, so the timing was perfect! Read More....
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Insurers' profit picture mixed, with some gainsEarly losses due to weather could ruin homeowners' chances of rate reductions
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IBC Letter Re: Bank Act - March 2007March 20, 2007
Dear fellow brokers,
I am writing to inform everyone of the status of the Bank Act as it proceeds through Parliament.
Firstly, bill C-37 (Bank Act) is currently at the Senate stage of debate. The bill has passed three readings of the House of Commons and the House Finance Committee met and discussed the bill in late February of this year.
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Electric Bicycles: "E-Bikes" Technology changes in recent years has seen the introduction of a variety of small, battery powered vehicles. A number of provinces have amended their legislation to allow these vehicles to be used on sidewalks and public roads. On October 3,2006, Ontario introduced a three-year pilot project to permit electric bikes (e-bikes) to be used anywhere normal bicycles are allowed, as controlled by municipal by-laws.
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Perspective - December 2006Perspective, IBC's quarterly analysis of economic trends in Canada's P&C insurance industry, is now available on IBC's members-only website, and attached is a copy for your convenience.
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Ergnomics for KidsComputer use is virtually universal among Canadian children. All schools and most homes have computers. A 2005 survey found that 94 percent of children from grade 4 to 11 go online from home. Indeed, 20 percent of Grade 4 students have their own personal computer; this climbs to 51 percent in Grade 11. See more....
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Flood Safety Tips from Royal & SunAllianceIn the aftermath of extensive flooding, leading home, auto and commercial insurer Royal & SunAlliance has some information that may help keep you safe and mitigate damage.
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The big problem of faulty buildingsDesign and/or construction mistakes can mean both owners and professionals pay higher insurance premiums.
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From House to Condo - It’s more than a change of addressMany people are becoming attracted to the benefits of condominium living. The idea of freeing time from property maintenance so you can travel or spend time on leisure activities can be very appealing. But what are the property and liability risks associated with the condo lifestyle?
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Insurer returns not “obscene”Auto insurers are easy to hate and anyone with a grievance or axe to grind is likely to view their profits like a poke in the eye.
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Managing your Auto Insurance Rates, Should you shop around?Despite falling auto insurance premiums, consumers with similar driving records and patterns are still subject to widely varying rates. These rate spreads are prompting drivers to shop around for auto insurance coverage and the increased volume of calls received at Hallmark Insurance is a reflection of that trend.
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Disclosure about Personal Commissions – December 2004Our role is to provide you with the best Personal insurance value.
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