They say money talks, but does it? Ontario auto insurance rates are some of the highest in the country, yet a new survey found that only 23% of Ontario drivers compared auto insurance quotes last year, while 77% did not.

It’s estimated in 2019 Canadians spent north of $80 billion to spruce up, repair, upgrade or expand their homes. Now, it looks like any momentum lost in early 2020 by the renovation industry due to the pandemic may be found again. According to a recent HomeStars survey, almost three quarters (74%) of Canadian homeowners plan to improve their homes in 2021.

Smile for the camera if your need for speed is too much to resist. Toronto is set to move its photo radar speed cameras to new locations.

Survey finds that Canadian drivers are like Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde: 95% of respondents admit to occasionally being aggressive and road rage-like when driving, while 94% consider themselves courteous drivers.

A roundup of insurers this week who are providing details on their next wave of financial measures to help their auto insurance policyholders weather the COVID-19 storm.

How bad are the roads in your neck of the woods? If you live in Alberta or Ontario, you might think the roads are especially bad. However, compared to what drivers in Nova Scotia and Quebec must endure, you’ve got it pretty good.

What goes on outside your window can have a big impact on what happens inside your home. Severe weather, like high winds and heavy rains, can cause considerable damage. But have you ever considered how the reverse may be true too? What happens inside and around your home may affect what happens outside your window.

Will Eglinton Avenue East in Toronto repeat as Ontario’s worst road? CAA wants you to nominate the road you love to hate most.

Drivers take a risk every time they apply a little extra pressure to the gas pedal, and a new study finds you don’t have to speed excessively to do a lot of damage; moderate increases in a driver’s speed are all it takes.

In the face of a collision (or avoiding one), some vehicles are safer than others. Every year, the U.S.-based Insurance Institute for Highway Safety (IIHS) recognizes the vehicles that perform best in a bad situation.