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Is your home really protected from spring flooding and water damage? In some cases, yes. You're probably covered if your dishwasher goes wonky and floods your kitchen or you forget to turn the faucet off in your bathroom.

* This article is sponsored by Equifax. The deadline for individuals to file their tax returns is April 30, meaning it’s tax season in Canada. …

As heating inflation and tariff fears squeeze wallets, the overall cost of living is a front-and-centre concern for Canadian consumers, especially …

Renting out property can be a great source of income, but it also comes with tax responsibilities that many landlords find confusing or easy …

Artificial intelligence (AI) is revolutionizing cyber security, both offensively and defensively. While businesses use AI to enhance security, …

Natural disasters are increasing in frequency and intensity, affecting communities across Canada. Climate change is causing more wildfires in British Columbia and Alberta, generating heat that leads to warmer sea surface temperatures and creating more hurricanes.