The leaves are changing, and a crisp autumn breeze fills the air – it can only mean one thing: Halloween is just around the corner! It’s that magical time of year when ghosts, goblins, and superheroes roam the streets searching …
Candy, Costumes, and Caution: Essential Halloween Safety Tips Read More
This month, we want to shed light on a common yet often underestimated hazard: trip and falls in the summer. While most people associate these accidents with wintery weather and icy conditions, it’s crucial to recognize that the risk persists …
Trip and Falls in the Summer: A Year-Round Safety Risk Read More
Did you know that the number one cause of death in children in Canada is injury?1 Many children are resilient and able to bounce back from many things. However, serious injury can have long-lasting, devastating consequences for your child’s quality …
Child Injury Claims In Ontario – Can Children Make Personal Injury Claims? Read More
Winter is still officially here! While many take snow and slush as a sign to put their bike away for the winter, there are just as many who decide to tough it out and continue to cycle as their main …
Experiencing depression or other struggles with your mental health can have a huge burden on your quality of life. It can affect your relationships with other people, your ability to take care of yourself, and even your ability to work. …
As we get ready to embark on a long, cold winter, Canadians must get used to not only driving in darker conditions, but also driving in slush, ice, and snow. This blog will dive into not only how to drive …
Each year, many Ontarians apply for long-term or short-term disability for several reasons. Unfortunately, many of these requests end up getting denied, leaving hard-working and sick individuals feeling hopeless and financially strapped. If you have experienced a catastrophic accident, you …
Your Options When You Can’t Work – Short & Long-Term Disability Explained Read More
High Park has always been an extremely popular attraction for both those living nearby and those living the in Greater Toronto Area. As Toronto’s largest public park, High Park features 398 acres of nature and recreational space. There are hiking …
How High Park Has Highlighted The Ongoing Battle Between Drivers, Cyclists And Pedestrians Read More
For many Ontarians, no summer is complete without a trip to the beach, a cottage, or any of our great lakes and bodies of water. One of the preferred ways to enjoy this time spent, is on a boat, whether …
Keep Safe & Stay Afloat – A Guide To Boat Safety & Boating Rules In Ontario Read More
Kicking off the start of summer usually means one thing for many – a trip to the cottage! While the cottage can feel like an escape from reality, where everyone can just cut loose and relax, it’s important to remember …
Occupiers’ Liability Act And How It Affects Your Cottage Hosting Responsibilities Read More
