It’s Pallister’s first election promise for a campaign that won’t officially begin for another month, and would undo a tax hike the former NDP government enacted in 2012. Continue reading →

One expert said climate change is responsible, but there’s also other factors at play such as the loss of natural infrastructure, aging municipal infrastructure and housing and finished basements. Continue reading →

The Insurance Bureau of Canada says that most home and business policies offer protection from wind and tornado damage. Continue reading →

With the frequency of damages from water, wind, fire and ice going up, homeowners need lower deductibles, says an expert. Continue reading →

Owning a home is (even) more expensive than you think. Continue reading →

Flooding is the number 1 risk facing Canadian homeowners. Continue reading →

Floodwater is receding across parts of southern Manitoba but officials warn water is on the rise along the Assiniboine River. Continue reading →

In the 1970s, building codes for new homes were updated to 100-amp electrical service, but electrical contractors say 60-amp service is still allowed, despite not being covered by some home insurance providers. Continue reading →

A family has lost everything after a fire destroyed a home in Langham, Sask. Continue reading →