What Alberta Drivers Need to Know About Care-First Auto Insurance
Alberta’s auto insurance system is changing on January 1, 2027. Here’s what Care-First means for your coverage, accident benefits and what happens if you’re injured in a collision.
Fright Free Tips for Halloween Street Safety
Keep your community and loved ones safe this Halloween with these quick street safety tips.
TAG Tracking Device: Boost Car Insurance Savings
A TAG tracking anti theft device is a vehicle recovery product that may help Ontario drivers meet an insurer’s anti-theft requirement or qualify for a theft-prevention credit when one is available. It is installed in your vehicle and used to help locate it if it is stolen. Onlia can help you understand where an anti-theft device fits into an Ontario auto insurance quote, without a sales call or guesswork.
How Much is Home Insurance in Ontario?
Home insurance in Ontario is priced based on your home, your coverage choices, your location and your claims history. Public quote-market data in 2026 places the Ontario average near $2,235 to $2,250 per year, but your price can land lower or higher depending on the details of your home and policy.
Tenant insurance vs. condo insurance
Tenant insurance and condo insurance both protect your belongings, personal liability, and extra living costs after an insured loss, but they are built for different living situations. In Canada, tenant insurance, often called renters insurance or rental insurance, is for people who rent their home, while condo insurance is for people who own a condominium or strata unit. The simplest rule is this: renters protect what they bring into the home; condo owners protect what they own inside the unit, plus gaps their condo corporation’s policy may leave.
Important School Zone Safety Tips
Take a look at these 3 safety tips to help protect school zones.
Banana Bread Latte, Made at Home
Check out these Banana Bread Syrup recipes for a toasty, fall-inspired addition to any warm or cold drink!
Winter Tires 101
Position yourself for winter driving success with this handy guide to winter tires.
Fall Back Safely: Daylight Saving Time Road Safety
The end of Daylight Saving Time means a darker evening commute. Learn how you can better protect yourself on the roads this time of the year.