As the temperature increases, so too does our spending. It’s the summer after all, and there’s lots to do: pool parties, barbeques, home renovations, music festivals, road trips and connecting with friends at the local neighbourhood patio.

Summer is in full swing. But just when you thought weather conditions were at their best for driving, the fact is that this is the season when drivers are more likely to get a ticket or be involved in a collision.

How well do you know Canada, and how to safely use fireworks? Canada Day trivia and firework tips to help you celebrate safely. Learn more.

Fireworks are always an enjoyable way to celebrate Canada Day. If you'll be putting on backyard firework show see what firework safety tips you need to know.

If you regularly use the QEW, the province’s plan to designate existing High-Occupancy Vehicle (HOV) lanes as HOT lanes, may help make your commute a little less congested.

There are many unique ways to get into an accident; you may have rear-ended another car in the parking lot, ran into a deer, or maybe drove over a curb into a fence. Watch this video to learn how you should handle these special cases if they ever happen to you.

Even while you're on vacation, hackers can easily access your smartphone, tablet or laptop and steal your personal information, your identity or your money, and corrupt your device through Wi-Fi or Bluetooth access. Follow these tips to avoid cyber threats to your security while travelling.

As temperatures rise, so does the risk for severe weather. In Canada, tornado season peaks in the summer. And while we can’t avoid all damage caused by severe weather, follow these tips to prepare yourself and your property before a disaster occurs.

All your summer parties can be a splash as long as you take a few easy precautions first.