Every winter, hundreds of thousands of Canadian snowbirds head south to avoid the worst that winter has to offer. If you’re looking to escape old man winter for a month or two, or maybe more, here are some home, travel and driving tips to help make sure everything is in order.

No matter if you’re driving, walking or biking, traffic in Toronto is a part of life. But the City recently announced plans to make changes to 10 of it's most congested intersections. Find out which streets are the most traffic-heavy.

Buckle up. Starting September 28 and going on throughout the fall, the Ontario Provincial Police (OPP) will be cracking down on drivers, and passengers, who are not properly secured in the vehicle. As the U.S.-based National Highway Traffic Safety Administration puts it, "Click it Or Ticket."

Ontario laws about driving while impaired by drugs are being beefed up. As of October 2, 2016 penalties for driving while drug impaired will mirror those for driving while drunk.

Do you have family members or friends coming to Canada for a visit? Depending on where they are coming from, as of November 10, 2016, they may need an Electronic Travel Authorization (eTA) before they can board their flight.

If you’re in need of a tow, you’re likely having a bad day already, but new rules and regulations in Ontario aim to ensure your bad day doesn’t get worse. Learn more about Ontario's new rules and regulations for towing and storage.

Did you know that you shouldn’t admit fault even if you believe you caused an accident? Yes. In fact, even if you think you’re at fault, the law may say otherwise. You may not have all the knowledge to make this decision on your own and it’s important you...

Sure, the snow may be a long way’s off but soon enough, dropping temperatures and that first sight of flurries may have us thinking of warmer climes. Whether you’re planning on being gone for one month or five months, here are some snowbird travel tips to keep in mind when getting ready for your break from winter.

Did you know that auto insurance in Ontario has been mandatory since 1979 ? A lot has changed since then. What hasn’t changed however, is that insurance is a two-way contract and while Ontario’s laws require you to have auto insurance if you own a vehicle, these laws also give you rights.