When temperatures drop, it's nice to stay warm and cozy at home. However, be careful: a poorly maintained heating system can quickly turn your safe haven into a danger zone!

With the arrival of winter, the risks of slipping and injuries due to ice or objects hidden under the snow are very real.

You just got your brand-new learner driver's licence and you're just starting to drive when winter comes along! Check out these tips for driving safely in the snow or ice during the winter months from December to April. Learn how to handle Quebec winters safely, and with as little stress as possible.

Winter is the most unpredictable season for travelling on the road, especially if your battery dies, you run out of gas, or your vehicle breaks down for any other reason. Don't panic! Here are some tips to help you keep your head cool and your body warm!

Winter is the season for skiing, sitting by the fireplace… and removing snow! Clearing your parking space, driveway and roof is not only standard home maintenance, it also helps prevent problems. Here are our tips for dealing with winter.

Water damage is a common occurrence. According to the Chambre de l’assurance de dommages (ChAD), it’s the leading cause of home insurance claims. That’s why you should prevent it by taking these 10 simple steps.

Quebec roofs are designed to withstand the toughest of winters. However, harsh weather and excessive snowfall can sometimes get the better of them and cause serious damage to homes.

No matter what type of ATV or snowmobile you ride, it’s important to know your obligations and the type of insurance you need to be adequately protected in case of an accident.

Did you know that 12% of all household fires that occur annually in Quebec are caused by heating systems? Here are eight practical tips to avoid such fires, and ensure your heating system is safe.

Snowmobiling is a true national sport for some of us. And its paradise can be found somewhere in Abitibi-Témiscamingue! Here’s how to make the most of your time on the trails.

Before heading off for a relaxing weekend with the family at the chalet, you always make sure you’re stocked up on antifreeze and gasoline. Congratulations! Perhaps you feel that those precautions make you ready to hit the road. Not so fast! That’s not enough to ensure your safety and your family’s. Become a savvy winter driver by always keeping the following items in your car.