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As more time is being spent indoors during the lock down of the pandemic, many Canadians have begun attending virtual training sessions and investing in their own home gym equipment. Maureen (Mo) Hagan, COO at canfitpro says that even after the pandemic, home workouts are here to stay. Share the best home equipment for your home gym in the comments below!

Did you know that reducing your energy consumption may also result in savings on your utility bills? Whether it's performing regular maintenance on your water heater or switching over to LED/smart light bulbs- changing a few small habits or appliances can make a huge difference with the environment and your bills! Share how you made your home more efficient in the comments below. #EarthDay2021

Pets are part of the family, and we want to do everything we can to keep them safe. Learn more about some common foods and house plants that can be dangerous for our beloved pets in our Good Hands Blog. https://bit.ly/32zDlkJ

There’s nothing quite like getting your hands on the keys to a new house. Owning a home is a big milestone that comes with big responsibilities. That’s why it’s important to look beyond the décor and know how to identify potential hidden risks to help avoid costly surprises down the road. Read our Good Hands Blog to learn more: http://bit.ly/38xC2Xc

Car thefts have been on the rise over the last couple of years. To help potentially avoid the inconvenience of not having your vehicle, read our Good Hands Blog for 7 simple things you can do to help protect your car from theft: http://bit.ly/38nP1u9

With more people working from home due to the pandemic, there are more cars sitting idly in driveways and garages. It’s a good idea to take your car for a quick drive at least once a week to prevent brake, battery and tire issues, and keep things running smoothly. Read our Good Hands Blog for some easy tips to help you take care of your car as you work from home. https://bit.ly/31cWSHb

Follow Lindi and Russel's story from @love_create_celebrate and see how they transformed their house into a home. They're sharing more of their story, and some tips for getting the most out of your new home on our Good Hands Blog . #AllstateHomeBuyers https://bit.ly/2QmwRD2

The weather in Canada is getting warmer, wetter and stormier due to climate change. Flooding is a particular hazard to Canadians as lakes and rivers can overflow following severe storms, and being prepared is the key to protecting your family and your home from any kind of water damage. Read our Good Hands Blog for some helpful tips. https://bit.ly/2QhnPXY

When Letitia Kiu planned to buy her first home, she was immediately overwhelmed by the conflicting advice she received from her family. Although they meant well, she didn’t know who to listen to. So she turned to the experts. She has also partnered with @AllstateCanada to share the lessons she learned after buying her home. Be sure to read all about it in our Good Hands Blog #AllstateHomeBuyers

After living in their home for three years, @love_create_celebrate are finally ready to start renovating! They always tell people to make a complete renovation plan before starting a home flip. This can help you deal with potential safety hazards or other issues that may increase insurance premiums, as well as make the home more functional and livable. Whether you’re buying a place for yourself, or to flip, read their tips on things to consider after you buy a new home in our Good Hands Blog. #AllstateHomeBuyers https://bit.ly/2QhHlnm

It’s been a long, tough winter, and Canadians are ready to embrace spring. As we transition into a new season, doing some regular home maintenance can help you identify issues before they become big problems. Read our blog for a list of top home maintenance tasks to tackle both inside and out this spring. https://bit.ly/2OxshRX

Do you know how to spot potential signs of carbon monoxide in your home? Carbon monoxide (CO) is colourless, odourless and tasteless, hence its nickname, the silent killer. Installing and maintaining CO detectors throughout your home and knowing what to do if they go off can make all the difference in keeping you safe. Learn more in our Good Hands Blog. https://bit.ly/2RgLisT

Insurance fraud costs all Canadians well over a $1B per year in health care, court, policing, legal and out-of-pocket costs such as deductibles. Learn how to protect yourself and your vehicle. /#FPM2021

Unsuspecting drivers could become a target of auto insurance fraud. Protect yourself by recognizing some of the red flags. #FPM2021

With more people at home due to the pandemic, there has been an alarming increase in residential fires. Allstate Canada has reported a 51% increase in claims for residential fires resulting from cooking or smoking in 2020 compared to 2019, and many of them are completely preventable. Learn more about fire prevention and safety at home in our blog: http://bit.ly/3eoh0hc

In the last year, many of us have undoubtedly experienced unprecedented challenges. Allstate Canada employees have embodied our vision of bringing strength, experience and care to their local communities through support of numerous charitable organizations. With a decline in donations and volunteerism across the Canadian charitable sector, we recognize how important it is for our charitable giving to reach those most in need as we commit to fostering an environment of inclusi...on, involvement and empowerment. Read more about how our employees got involved by visiting our Good Hands Blog below. #InsideAllstate #corporatesocialresponsibility #charitablegiving