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Most provinces across the country have issued orders for people to stay at home unless it’s essential they leave, and some employers have had to send employees home or ask them to work remotely. While these actions can help slow the spread, they can have adverse effects on your mental health.

This week, many of Canada’s auto insurers have come forward promising relief for qualifying customers who are struggling amid the COVID-19 pandemic. Excalibur Insurance is aware of the specific and the potential impact to all our clients.

Rather than let your policy cancel for non-payment and risk being subject to higher rates as a result here are some ways we can help...

We are still open and serving clients however, for the safety of your family and our team - our offices are currently not open to the public....

For many across the country, working from home is their new reality for the foreseeable future as the COVID-19 pandemic continues to spread rapidly. Parents and caregivers now face the difficult task of balancing working from home and caregiving responsibilities.

While you’re self-quarantining and practicing social distancing, keep the following tips in mind to maintain your mental well-being.

In the event of a disease outbreak, all business owners play a vital role in managing the health and safety risks to their employees, while trying to maintain their critical services.

Many people assume that the friend’s insurance will cover an at fault accident, but the truth is in many cases it’s the owner of the car who is liable. Whether you’re driving or not, your car is covered.

What’s the difference between Term and Permanent Life Insurance? The distinction is actually pretty great once you understand a bit about life insurance!