DCPD is an insurance acronym that stands for Direct Compensation for Property Damage. DCPD was introduced in Alberta on January 1, 2022, as a part of the Alberta governments auto insurance reform measures. DCPD is used in several Canadian provinces including, Ontario, Quebec, New Brunswick, Nova Scotia, Prince Edward Island, and Newfoundland. The results of DCPD have been faster claims response, consistent treatment during claims, and drastically lower litigation costs.

When it comes to protecting your car, comprehensive car insurance is an essential coverage to consider. It provides coverage for your vehicle in case of theft, fire, vandalism, or other types of damage that are not caused by a collision with another car.

In the summer of 2022, Armour Insurance partnered with Aviva Canada and the Canadian division of the World Wildlife Fund (WWF) to create a native plant garden for the Armour Edmonton office (located at 5750 75st NW). Where their was once gravel, rocks, and dust, there is now a brilliant garden full of plants native to the area. 

In honour of Logan Boulet, Humboldt Broncos defenceman, April 7th is green shirt and organ donation awareness day, we wanted to create a short guide on how you too can register to be an organ and tissue donor in the province of Alberta. 

At Armour Insurance, we know how valuable a day off can be, which is why we created the day off raffle program! Every month, Armour Insurance sells day off raffle tickets to our staff for $2 each. The Armour team draws someone's ticket each month, and that person gets a bonus paid day off! There is no limit to how many tickets one person can purchase.

If you're an Albertan like me, you're probably not used to thick fog on your commute to work. My friends and family over in BC look at this thick fog and they think nothing of it really. Today is just a regular Tuesday for them. For me? I was white knuckling it on my way into the city. In order to help my fellow Albertan's, here are 7 helpful tips to getting you through the fog safely.

On Saturday afternoon I was relaxing on my couch with my girlfriend watching some of the afternoon hockey games. We kept getting the same couple of ads for new cellphones, which I should indicate came at a rather timely moment. Our phone contract ended in January of this year and I hadn't gotten around to really looking for what kind of new phone I might want next. 

As the weather warms up and snow starts to melt, spring can bring an increased risk of flooding in homes. Whether it's heavy rainfall or melting snow, excess water can seep into basements and crawlspaces, causing costly damage to homes and belongings. Fortunately, many causes of spring home flooding can be prevented with some simple steps. We'll explore some of the most common causes of spring home flooding and provide practical tips on how to prevent them. By taking these measures, you can help safeguard your property and prepare for the season ahead.

When it comes to protecting your home, property insurance is a must-have. However, many homeowners are unaware of the additional benefits that property insurance can provide beyond just coverage for the physical structure of their home. From personal property protection to identity theft protection, property insurance can offer a wide range of protections for your assets. In this article, we'll explore the surprising benefits of property insurance and show you how you can use it to protect more than just your home.