More Canadians than ever are turning to winter tires to tackle the weather conditions. Winter tires could also help tackle the high cost of auto insurance too.

Well, it was bound to happen. We do live in Canada after all. Driving in the winter requires more caution due to slippery road conditions and poor visibilityl. Stay safe on the winter roads by following a few simple tips that will help you avoid accidents as well as the potential for getting stuck or stranded in a snowstorm.

Auto insurance rates in Ontario have been climbing for some time and with the recent announcement that insurance rates are increasing again, two Toronto-area MPPs have each tabled a private member’s bill that could affect how your auto insurance premiums are determined.

Are you allowed to travel with cannabis? Find out where you can, and can't, travel to with your legally purchased Canadian cannabis.

True or false? Fact or fiction? Watch #AskAnneMarie answer some of the most common questions homeowners and drivers have about their insurance coverage.

The winter season is drawing near which means subzero temperatures, icy conditions and a whole lot of snow. That’s why it’s time to start thinking about protecting your home from any potential damage the frigid temperatures and snow may bring. Taking charge now, before it is too late, may help you avoid a home insurance claim later.

If you drive a vehicle that’s seven years or older, effective April 1, 2019 you will no longer be required to get a Drive Clean emissions test to renew your registration and licence plate.

As of October 17th, cannabis in Canada will be legal, but it remains illegal to drive while high.

Looking for a new beach to explore? Want to go to where the wild animals roam? See if you can identify these up and coming travel destinations, which we think are pretty kid-friendly too.