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Are you a new driver or know someone who is? Make sure you are prepared for any and all situations.

Here are 8 things you’ll want to do to make sure your baby is safe from common home hazards.

It's important to test drive a car before buying, but did you know...16% of car buyers say they skip the test drive!

Let's fill in the blank! My favourite thing about driving in Canada is ________.

Did you know you can get a ticket for improper opening of your car door?

Saving money is important to all of us, and when it comes to insurance, sometimes all it takes is a call to your local agent to learn new ways to do just that! While having the right coverage to meet your needs always comes first, check out these 10 money saving tips:

How’s a condo owner to know if they’re properly covered? Do your research and consider these questions to ensure peace of mind.

Working from home is a new reality that many of us are slowly but surely adjusting to. If you also have kids, you may find that this requires a little more planning and giving and taking.

Looking to update your space but aren't sure how? Why not try plants! They're pretty, good for air circulation, and can help de-stress most environments. We've rounded up a list of some of the easiest house plants to take care of, regardless if you have a green or black thumb!

Did you know 78% of Quebec drivers use the wrong techniques when approaching #potholes? Click below to learn how to handle them like a pro and avoid costly damage!

Are all car seats the same? Learn more and help keep your small passengers safe.

Placing CO detectors in the following locations could damage the alarm or create a false alarm: - Close to fuel burning appliances - Excessively humid areas, like the bathroom - In direct sunlight - Close to automobile exhaust piles... For the full list, visit goodhandsadvice.ca See more

It's finally here! Happy spring!

Temperatures are expected to warm up over the next few days, and there is even rain in the forecast. This combination can lead to rapid snowmelt and potential water intrusion. Consider these tips to help protect your home.

Some tips to help keep you safe during a #floodwatch: - If outdoors, stay out of standing water and climb to higher ground to avoid hazards from floating debris, sewer contamination, and live electrical wires. - Never go near or touch fallen power lines or downed trees that may have power lines tangled in them. - Listen for the latest emergency information. If told to leave your area, follow recommended evacuation routes. ... - In a vehicle and see a flooded area? Turn around, head for elevated ground and park there! See more

The Canadian Red Cross has some great tips on what to do before, during, and after a flood. Stay safe out there.

While in-car safety features have come a long way, it may be a while before our vehicles do all the driving for us!

Unsure how to keep your kids safe online? Staff Sergeant Darren Laur shares his best practices.

Did you know landscaping can actually help you to avoid potential water infiltration? By strategically landscaping your lawn, you can help minimize soil erosion.

A recent federal report on climate change warns Canada’s climate is warming twice as fast as the global average. Read on for more information.

With winter gone and spring here to stay, you may have a sudden urge to open your windows, give everything a good scrub, and maybe even update your space. Making over a room in your house doesn't have to be time consuming or expensive. Check out these 10 tips from @houseandhomemagazine on how to refresh your space!

Doing some spring cleaning? Don’t forget to create or update your home inventory. Having a record of what you have and how much it would cost to replace your home's contents can help ease stress and speed up the process in the event of a claim.

With spring in the air, it's normal to feel the need to Marie Kondo your closets, kitchen, bathrooms, and the list goes on. @Houseandhomemagazine has rounded up practical & stylish products to help better organize your space!

In honour of #EarthDay we've rounded up 4 easy ways to make a difference and help save the environment, starting with our forests!

Police are warning motorists, especially those with Honda's, to beware of a recent scheme in Ottawa, where catalytic converters have been cut off of parked cars. Not sure how to tell if yours has gone missing? Listen for how your engine sounds, the minute the gas pedal is pushed. You'll likely hear a roar you aren't used to!

With auto collisions and vehicle repair costs on the rise, auto insurance rates have been going up. Speak to me to learn ways to help keep your rates lower. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fEolTWxqgck

Get your phone number added to the Do Not Call List to cut down on anonymous and fraudulent calls. If you’re contacted by phone by organizations you don’t know, there are ways to report them https://lnnte-dncl.gc.ca/en

If the middle strip of your tires is looking worse for wear it's a clear sign they are too full! Always check your manual and then reduce the amount of pressure in the tire.

Considering buying a used or imported vehicle? Always make sure to check the VIN to get the car's history before committing to a purchase.

When you’re renting a car, you never want to worry about having the right insurance coverage. The rental company’s extra coverage might make sense in some cases; however, you may be covered by your existing car insurance policy, or even through your credit card particularly if you will be renting the vehicle in Canada or the US.

Although new camera and smartphone technology can help keep your precious moments safe, accidents can happen. Take action regularly to preserve your digital photos by backing them up and adding another layer of protection

Protecting your online identity is now more important than ever and password management is key to keeping yourself safe. Make sure your passwords don’t contain personal information and are mix of numbers, letters and characters.

Pet owners beware! Certain types of flowers and shrubs like lilies, yew trees, and mistletoe can be deadly for your furry friend.

A key indicator of an under inflated tire is when there's increased wear along both edges (outside and inside) and the middle remains the same.

Snowmobilers have their own language when it comes to communicating on the trails and keeping each other safe! Learn the hand signals before heading out on the trails this year.

Avoiding accumulation while shoveling can help reduce ice buildup throughout the day.

While fireworks may be fun and pretty, only adults should handle and light them. Children who are 10 to 14 years of age sustain 42% of the injuries associated with fireworks. #TipTuesday http://blog.allstate.ca/having-a-safe-fireworks-experience/

Ensure that a competent and responsible person is available to check on things while you’re away. S/he should visit frequently, ensure your home is secure, and conduct checks to make sure there are no leaks in the plumbing or other water damage. https://blog.allstate.ca/so-you-want-to-be-a-snowbird/

Always check the URL of the website. Fraudsters sometimes change a letter or use domain names that end in .net or .org, which are rarely used by online retailers. Another important signal that indicates a website is secure is the letter s in https://. #TipTuesday https://blog.allstate.ca/protect-yourself-online-this-hol/

Travelling? Shut off the water valve and drain the pipes before leaving to avoid unexpected water damage. Check out this video to learn how. #TipTuesday https://blog.allstate.ca/how-to-shut-off-water-and-drain-/

Expect the unexpected. Here are nine essential items to keep in your car’s winter emergency kit.

If you’ll be going away for more than a couple days during colder months, consider turning off the water main and drain the water from your plumbing system. http://blog.allstate.ca/how-to-prevent-and-thaw-frozen-pi/

Cooking is the leading cause of home fires. Keep these tips in mind to help protect your home and family.

Decorating with lights? Inspect them for broken or cracked sockets, frayed or bare wires, and loose connections. Don't use damaged sets. #TipTuesday https://blog.allstate.ca/prevent-home-hazards-during-the-/

The best way to avoid road headaches is to not drive at all during bad weather. But, if you must drive, consider these preventative measures to help ensure everyone enjoys a safe winter season on our roads.

The more you reduce the temperature, the more you may save, but don’t set it too low, as this can affect humidity and air circulation in your home leading to condensation and moisture issues. In addition, setting your thermostat lower than 12C when it is below zero outside may cause pipes to freeze and burst. #TipTuesday http://blog.allstate.ca/10-clever-hacks-to-save-on-your-h/

Buying a new set of wheels? The GOOD HANDS Blog has great advice on picking out a new ride.

Days are now shorter, causing road safety to be a concern. Talk to your children about the changing conditions. They’ll likely be coming home from after school activities at dusk, when visibility for drivers is at its worst. #TipTuesday https://blog.allstate.ca/road-safety-as-the-seasons-change/

Don't forget to set your clocks an hour back before going to bed this Saturday!

Now for a little fun. We look at some of the most wild car accessories out there today.

With the legalization of cannabis, it is important to remember that impaired is impaired when it comes to getting behind the wheel.

One of the least favourite chores in winter is shovelling snow. But it’s a must-do and precautions should be taken to keep you and your family safe.

Worried about your kids eating too much candy this Halloween? Here are some tips from a registered dietitian to help you relax and enjoy the season.

Did you know all-season tires lose their grip below 7C? Stay safe and don't risk it. #TipTuesday http://blog.allstate.ca/who-needs-winter-tires-you-do-if-/

Winter can be a beautiful time of year, but it can bring challenges. Whether you’re at home or on the road, here are our tips to help you weather a storm.

Even if you’re an experienced driver, an unexpected slippery patch could send you spinning. Here’s some advice to help you avoid a spin out (and what to do if it happens).

Decorating your yard? Keep walkways clear so trick-or-treaters don't trip over spooky ornaments. #TipTuesday https://blog.allstate.ca/halloween-safety-tips-infographic/

1 in 4 Canadians who rented out their home online didn’t check insurance. Protect yourself.

Organizing your home can definitely be more than just a little overwhelming. Where do you start?

Do you know what to do if you've been involved in a collision?

Did you know? Because of the safety benefits, many insurance companies will give you a discount on your premium if you install winter tires on your vehicle. #TipTuesday http://blog.allstate.ca/who-needs-winter-tires-you-do-if-/

Back-to-school stress sinking in? Your kids are likely feeling it too! Help them get off to a healthy start both mentally and physically with these useful tips.

Your tires are trying to tell you something. Are you paying attention? Proper tire care will not only result in a safer ride, it can help extend the life of your rubber.

No matter how far you move away for school, it’s important to consider your safety and the security of your possessions.

Lowering the temperature of your water heater to 49C will help prevent burns from hot tap water. #TipTuesday

Thanksgiving is a special time of year to spend with your loved ones. Here are some ideas for activities to keep everyone interacting and enjoying each other's company.

Help your kids (and yourself) get up to speed on money management with these tips from Junior Achievement.