Driving in School Zones: Fines, Tickets and Insurance.

images of school zone safety signs typically found in Ontario, Canada

Every September, over 2 million children across Ontario return to school, leading to increased activity in school zones and surrounding areas. This annual event requires heightened vigilance from drivers, as students navigate crosswalks, cross roads, and walk along sidewalks on their way to and from school. These areas will be busy the way until June … Read more

Distracted Driving Across Canada

In 2024, distracted driving has become a common sight on our roads. Whether it’s someone texting and driving at a red light or holding up traffic while checking their phone at an advanced left turn, these modern distractions pose serious risks. But what many drivers might not realize are the severe penalties they face if … Read more

8 Steps to Investing in Student Rentals Ontario

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Investing in Ontario’s student rental market can be a profitable venture, but it requires careful planning and research. Below are eight essential steps to help you make a well-informed investment and get started as a student rental landlord. Look below if you are considering investing in Student Rentals in Ontario: 1. Research Local Rental Rates … Read more

City of Hamilton Rental Property Licensing

The City of Hamilton introduced a two-year Rental Housing Licensing pilot program in August 2021, targeting Wards 1, 8, and part of Ward 14. This program requires property owners to obtain a licence for rental housing units and buildings with five or fewer self-contained units, detached homes, or townhouses. The pilot, which began in 2022, … Read more

New Ontario Alcohol Sales: Ontario Accelerates Alcohol Sales Expansion to Corner Stores and Supermarkets

Ontario Premier Doug Ford has announced a new deal to accelerate the plan for selling beer, wine, and ready-to-drink cocktails in corner stores and additional supermarkets, set to start on September 4, 2024. This move, 16 months ahead of the original timeline, will cost the province up to $225 million to compensate The Beer Store, … Read more

Window Tint Law Canada | Are Tinted Windows Legal?

ing is not just a style statement for your car. It’s a smart choice that enhances aesthetics, provides privacy, and protects you from harmful ultraviolet rays. Understanding tinting laws is crucial to avoid fines and penalties so you can tint your car windows without any legal issues.  Window tint laws in Canada are not a … Read more

Ontario Government Proposes Stricter Impaired Driving Laws

Stricter Impaired Driving Penalties Coming to Ontario The Ontario government plans to introduce tough new measures for impaired driving, including ignition interlock devices and lifetime driving bans, to enhance road safety. Transportation Minister Prabmeet Sarkaria announced these measures as part of a broader initiative addressing licence suspensions for stunt driving and auto theft. Mandatory Alcohol … Read more

Car Thefts in Peel: Shocking 7,700+ incidents in 1 Year

In an unsettling trend, the Peel Region of Ontario, encompassing Mississauga and Brampton, is experiencing a significant number of car thefts, indicating a widespread issue that demands immediate attention Our analysis of data spanning from May 1, 2023, to May 1, 2024, reveals some concerning statistics: Key Findings of Peel Region Car Theft Analysis: . … Read more