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4 Space Heater Safety Tips
As the weather cool downs, many people use space heaters to stay warm during the winter. Space heaters are popular for a reason: they’re a convenient, portable, and cost effective way to heat areas of your home. However, using a space heater increases the risk of a house fire, especially when safety precautions are not taken.

Sandbox Gives Back to Organizations Supporting New Immigrants
Right on time for the Holiday Season and start of the cold-weather season, Sandbox is proud to support six organizations across Alberta, Saskatchewan, and Manitoba that provide support services for new immigrants to Canada with a donation of $2,000 each.
Alberta
Edmonton Immigrant Services Association
Saskatchewan

New! Restaurant Insurance Package Policy
On December 1, 2022, Sandbox Mutual Insurance launched a Restaurant Package Policy, available to purchase from a Sandbox Insurance Broker.
Why did Sandbox create a package policy specifically for restaurants?

Sandbox Broker Donation Fund
We are pleased to be donating $5,000 each to the following charities:
There is a new face in the insurance Sandbox!
Effective November 1, 2022, Saskatchewan Mutual Insurance is now Sandbox Mutual Insurance.
Commercial Service Line Coverage
Protecting building owners from critical infrastructure losses not currently covered.
What To Do in Case of Home Theft or Burglary
It's important for homeowners and renters to take precautions to protect their property and loved ones. Here are five practical ways to safeguard your home and steps to take if a burglary has already occurred.
What To Do in Case of Vandalism to Your Home
There are tons of lists about what to do in case of an emergency, but we're here to provide delightfully simple steps that won't wreck your day.
What To Do in Case of Fire Damage to Your Home
As a homeowner, it is essential to be aware of the top causes of home fires. A home fire can be a devastating event, causing property damage, injuries, and even fatalities. Once everyone is safe and the fire is put out, the next step is to address the damage caused by the fire