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The Murphys’ Homeownership Woes: A Tale of Goo, Boats, and Bad Luck

The Murphys face a series of unfortunate events at their properties, including lightning, floods, and even aliens. Luckily, Sandbox Mutual Insurance protects them from these disasters.
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Communities at Play: Announcing the 2024 Recipients

Sandbox’s Communities at Play program provides deserving communities throughout the prairies with $25,000 each toward their playground project. The initiative began last year in 2023, where we awarded four communities with funds to upgrade their playgrounds.

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Preparing for Risky Business

Risk management is essential for businesses of all sizes. Experts recommend consulting risk management professionals and insurance brokers to identify and mitigate risks. Implementing internal inspections and emergency response plans are crucial for reducing potential losses.
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Rental-Friendly Decorating Tips: A Tenant's Guide

Tenants can decorate rentals without damage using temporary wallpapers, sticky tack, curtains, and rugs. They can also swap lighting fixtures and use freestanding plant stands. These tips help personalize spaces.
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Requirement Over Recommendation: Our Tips for Driving ATVs

ATVs are all-terrain vehicles that are legal to drive in Canada with a license and helmet, but not on major roads. Safety tips include checking tire pressure, planning your route, wearing the right gear and bringing supplies.
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How-To: Set up Camp with your RV, Camper, or Trailer

The article provides a how-to guide for setting up camp with an RV, camper, or trailer. It includes tips for preparing before the trip, such as practicing towing and reading the owner's manual. Once at the campsite, it focuses on parking, leveling, and connecting utilities.
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Cabin and Cottage Safety Essentials: Preparing for Emergencies in Remote Locations

To prepare for emergencies in remote cabins and cottages, stock up on essential items like fire extinguishers, detectors, food, first aid, flashlights, and water. Having these items ensures safety during fires, outages, and isolation.
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Behind the Policy: Decoding the Insurance Lingo of Classic Cars

Classic car insurance differs from standard car insurance due to the unique risks and values associated with older vehicles. Policies may include specific coverage for modifications and road hazards.
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Protecting the Powerhouse: Tracking Tips For Your Mechanical Room

Losing important dates for home appliances can be frustrating, but labels/stickers with serial numbers can help determine manufacture dates. Online resources like The Building Intelligence Center can also assist in decoding the age of mechanical units.
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Sizzle Safely: Protecting Your Home While BBQing

To safely barbecue, place the grill on a level surface away from the house and hazards. Use the right tools, wear heat-resistant mitts, and keep a fire extinguisher nearby.
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