Aviva’s Home Protect Bundle is a new product available to home and condo owners who have their insurance policy with Aviva Insurance Company of Canada. This cost saving value added package was created to help you decrease and prevent claims. It also offers a variety of assistance services from professionals in legal matters, health issues, and real estate. 

If you have a current Intact Homeowners or Intact Condo policy, you may be eligible for new my Extras endorsements. My Extras gives you the opportunity to increase certain coverage limits. It also offers new additional coverages that did not previously exist with Intact.

Did you know that every 60 seconds someone in Canada gets bitten by a dog? That’s over 525,000 people being bitten each year! If you’re a dog owner, it’s important for you to talk to your insurance provider to know if you are covered for your dog. Your dog is your responsibility. You are legally liable for any injuries or damages caused by your furry friend.

Damages caused by flooding and water damage are often very expensive and can result in thousands of dollars in losses. Standing water in a basement can lead to mold, mildew, health and breathing hazards, rust, and rot. In order to prevent these problems from arising, many homes with basements have a sump pump installed. Unfortunately, sump pumps sometimes break down.

With the blessing of Alberta's Superintendant of Insurance, Uber is back and its drivers will be properly insured. Uber announced their July 1 return to Edmonton today as new rules will allow for Intact's proposed new Ride Sharing Insurance coverage to become a reality under  Alberta's SPF 9 insurance code.

With Fort McMurray residents on their way back to homes that haven't had power for an entire month now, it's inevitable that they will be returning to a fridge full of rotten food. It doesn't take a month to ruin your food AND your fridge though. Here's what you should do if you have been without power to your fridge or freezer for any extended period of time.

As residents return to their homes in the voluntary phased re-entry of Fort McMurray, many are finding out for the first time, what exactly they have to come home to. Many will have damage to assess and some complete losses that they will need to report to their insurance company. Many insurance companies have already set up mobile claims centres in town and making concessions to make sure that they can do anything they can to make things easier for the victims of the fire.