Day: November 10, 2025

female driving dressed in winter gear in a car

Winter driving? 7 tips to get you ready.

Winter in Ontario always seems to arrive sooner than expected. From sudden snow squalls to icy roads, staying safe behind the wheel takes more than just caution — it takes preparation. Whether you’re commuting around Orillia or heading north to the cottage, these updated winter-driving tips will help you stay safe and ready for anything this season. 5 tips to make sure you’re prepared for your next winter road trip 1 Install Your Winter Tires Early Winter tires aren’t just about traction — they’re about

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downed hydro pole after an ice storm on a rural road

Weather Risks in Ontario: How to Protect Your Home from the Next Storm

Ontario weather isn’t what it used to be. Storms are hitting harder, rain is falling faster, and ice events are lasting longer. For many homeowners, the question isn’t if the next storm will come — it’s when, and how prepared they’ll be when it does. Severe weather is now one of the biggest drivers of home-insurance claims across the province. The Insurance Bureau of Canada (IBC) reported that in 2024 insured damage caused by severe weather events in Canada surpassed CAD $8 billion, and Ontario

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