Where will your travels take you in 2017? No matter where you land, your carry-on is one of the keys to a smooth plane ride. But what should you pack? Check out our top 10 items to keep calm and carry on...

Next time you’re about to run a red light, get ready to smile for the camera. The City of Toronto recently announced they'll be installing 76 new red light cameras. Currently, there are 77 red light cameras scattered throughout the city.

If one of your New Year’s resolutions for 2017 is to travel, and you’re not sure where to go, National Geographic has picked 21 destinations worth considering. Nature, big cities, food or culture, this list has it all.

Impairment begins with the first drink. As little as two drinks in the span of an hour may render you unable to legally drive, depending on factors such as your gender, age and weight. Learn more on how alcohol directly affects your ability to drive.

In time for the upcoming travel season, the province of Ontario has announced that pharmacists will be able to administer a wider range of vaccines, starting December 15, 2016. The additional vaccines, 13 in total, include many common travel vaccines sought by Canadians who plan to travel abroad. Learn what they are.

Aviva Canada says that drivers of vehicles equipped with automatic emergency braking (AEB) may qualify for a 15 per cent discount on their car insurance.

Driving can be unpredictable, hazardous and stressful, especially during the winter. Don’t let slippery roads, poor visibility and cold temperatures get to you by taking some safety precautions before heading out. Review these tips as we acknowledge National Safe Driving Week and embrace the season that’s upon us.

Most people with car insurance are probably aware that their monthly premiums are calculated using a number of different factors that involve the car, the driver, as well as the place where the car is used. If you get a ticket (or two), you can usually expect your car insurance premiums to climb. On this episode of #AskAnneMarie, insurance expert Anne Marie explains how different types of tickets can affect your premium.

Photo radar in Ontario may become a reality, again, as the province prepares to introduce legislation that would give municipalities the means and technology to catch speeders in community safety zones and school zones.