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Making lists isn’t just for Santa! Make a list of valuable and important items in your home. If you ever have to make an insurance claim, your list will help it will go as smoothly as possible. Take stock of your home with these great tips: https://www.sgicanada.ca/news

Some unpleasant winter weather is expected (or already arrived) in southern Ontario. Now is a good time to brush up on your winter driving skills! Read more https://thesafedriver.ca//if-you-have-winter-driving-anxi/

#SurveySaturday - How do you help the traction on your sidewalks? Sand, ice melt, kitty litter or a secret family recipe?

The roof, The Roof, THE ROOF IS COVERED IN SNOW! Better get those roof rakes out and get it moved before it melts and causes a problem! Read more about keeping snow off your roof (and doing it safely) at https://www.sgicanada.ca/news

Do you have friggatriskaidekaphobia? Whether #FridayThe13th scares you or not, being ready for bad luck is a good idea any day of the year! Check out some of the ways that bad luck can pay a visit at https://www.sgicanada.ca/news

A #ThrowbackThursday to our most popular toilet based post! Remember the three flushable "P"s: pee, poo and paper. All else should be disposed of in the garbage. #worldtoiletday2020

Most of us know how important it is to be prepared for emergencies. But are you prepared for the right things? Hint: You’re going to need a lot more than toilet paper! https://vancouversun.com//b-c-hydro-warns-toilet-paper-sto

#TerminologyThursday Hazard a circumstance or activity that can cause a loss to happen or make it worse. Some hazards include icy sidewalks, improperly stored chemicals or poorly maintained wiring.

Will the shovelling ever stop? The forecast calls for melting temperatures this week in the same places that were buried in snow last week! Focus on getting the snow away from your foundation and off the roof to prevent flooding and ice damming. Learn more at https://www.sgicanada.ca/news

Shoveling the snow off your sidewalks doesn’t just make it easier for friends and deliveries to find your front door. If first responders need to visit your home, a snow-free sidewalk will prevent delays and accidents.