6 Celebrities Who Enjoy RVing
Imagine pulling your RV into a lovely campsite after spending a pleasant day tooling along a gorgeous Canadian byway. Sounds pretty great, right? Now imagine glancing over to the site next to you, to discover that it's occupied by... Justin Bieber?! It's true; the...
Recognizing Black Innovators in Automotive History
February is Black History Month, although in truth, 28 days is barely enough time to scratch the surface of the countless contributions made (and still being made) by black men and women — not least to the transportation and automotive industries. In fact, they...
How to Dress for Winter Camping
You’ve heard of dressing in layers when it’s cold outside, but layers won’t keep you warm unless you have the right layers. When you layer correctly, you’ll be able to stay out for several hours, unless the temperature is severely cold. Layers not only keep you...
RVing with Kids: Making Memories to Last a Lifetime
RVing with kids can provide everyone with amazing memories to last a lifetime. But it does take a little extra preparation to keep stress levels low and pack tons of fun into every day. To get prepared for an amazing fun-filled experience, you can simply use the...
How We Did Our Small Part to Help During COVID-19
Last month, we were grateful to be able to do our small part during this stressful time by donating money to support Canadian communities affected by the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic. We recently completed our two month fundraising campaign for Food Bank Canada’s...
How the Collector Car Community is Helping During This Pandemic
As everyone practices good social distancing, spirits are undoubtedly starting to fall as finances wear thin. At the same time, healthcare workers are having a hard time securing enough protective equipment to stay safe on the job. Upon taking notice of these...
How the RV Community is Doing Their Part During This Pandemic
As the COVID-19 pandemic continues, people everywhere are looking for ways to help. Many are sewing masks for healthcare workers and the community while others are 3D printing face shields. Everyone is putting in their best effort to support front-line workers and...
Coping with COVID-19-related Anxiety and Stress
During this COVID-19 pandemic, when we're all facing huge public health and economic challenges, where authorities are shutting down schools, closing the borders, and your local grocery store is seemingly always out of disinfectant wipes, you might find it...
Our Incredible Conversation With Steve Plunkett
Editor's Note: This post was originally published in May 2018 and has been updated for accuracy as Steve Plunkett has retired the Fleetwood Country Cruize-In. As owner of one of the largest Cadillac collections in North America, and founder of one of Canada’s...
Meeting the Three Million Mile Man
Editor's Note: This post was originally published in June 2017 and has been updated for accuracy on two accounts: 1) Irv Gordon’s sudden passing in November 2018 and 2) Steve Plunkett having retired the Fleetwood Country Cruize-In. It was a pleasure to attend the...
Helping Harper’s Camping Wish Become a Reality
On July 27th, Great Canadian RV Ltd., along with Children’s Wish Foundation of Canada and many others, granted a fully-loaded 2019 Coachmen Catalina Summit Trailer to 6 year-old Harper and her family. Diagnosed with Angelman Syndrome, a rare genetic disorder,...
People You Can Expect to Meet at Your Next Collector Car Show
People are funny in the sense that when they love something, they have wide-ranging ways of showing their appreciation for it. And when that “something” is collector cars….there’s a whole lot to appreciate, too. Their coveted builds, heritage, and features leave us...
Town Hall with Dave’s Corner Garage at the Canadian International Auto Show
Who doesn’t love attending the Canadian International Auto Show? From concepts to exotics to classics, there’s something for every automotive enthusiast. Of course this year was no different with everything from a full size Bugatti made completely out of LEGO...
Hiking, Biking and Autumn Niagara Vineyard Tours
We are all feeling the effects of isolation and pandemic fatigue. It's been more than a year since we have left our homes and visited some of our favourite tourist spots. What can you do to regain some of your sanity? Break out of your home office and feed your...
Recognizing Canada’s Roots: An RVer’s Guide to Travelling Manitoba
If Manitoba RV trips aren't on your destination list yet, it's time to add this beautiful and diverse province to your itinerary. Not only does Manitoba offer stunning scenery — breathtaking lakes, pristine boreal forests, rolling prairies and stunning Arctic...
Fall for Ontario’s Best Autumn Sightseeing Motorcycle Routes
Stunning autumn foliage... Crisp, sunny days... Fall is the perfect time to explore Ontario, and there's no better way to do it than on a motorcycle.If you're planning fall motorcycle trips, add Ontario to your list. These Ontario motorcycle routes take in the best...
2021 Update: Ontario Fall Bucket List for Weekend Road trips
Autumn is just around the corner... and that means it's the perfect time to plan a trip to (and in) Ontario! Of course, any time of year is a great time to visit, but cooler temperatures and shorter days bring a special don't-miss to any road trip: those gorgeous...
Most Popular Classic Cars Around the World
It's no secret that vintage cars are more popular than ever. From China to Germany, India to the U.S. and everywhere in between, the demand for classic cars is growing. Of course, as any collector car enthusiast will agree, it's not hard to understand why the...
‘Where to Hit List’ of the Best Beaches in B.C.
British Columbia is home to some of the most beautiful beaches in the country and world. Are you planning a trip and wondering where to visit in British Columbia? If so, be sure to include some of the beach destinations we describe in this blog in your West Coast...
These 8 Trails Will Take You to the Best Views on the East Coast
You are in luck if you like to hike and want to see some of the most spectacular views Eastern Canada has to offer. The East Coast is home to many of our nation’s greatest parks and hiking trails. This post introduces you to the top eight trails to visit when you...
6 of the Top Glamping Spots to Visit in Canada
As warm weather returns, nature lovers throughout Ontario are dreaming of a return to their long-lost RVs. Unfortunately, RVing remains on pause for now. Such is the reality of pandemic-era travel. There is light at the end of the tunnel, however, and soon, we can...
7 Great Canadian Camping Spots to Enjoy This Spring
Whether you want to enjoy your RV to the fullest, lounge in a cozy cabin, or rough it in a tent, campgrounds across Canada can come through for you big time. Across each province, you have your choice of many amazing campgrounds that offer the ultimate outdoor...
7 Great Winter Hiking Trails in Canada
Just because it's cold outside doesn't mean you can't enjoy the great outdoors. In fact, some of the most beautiful hikes in the country are accessible year-round... and some are (arguably) even more stunning in winter. Of course, winter hiking requires a bit more...
16 Scenic Drives to Take in Your Collector Car This Fall
Ah, fall: There's no better season to hit the highways and byways in your collector car to see all that Canada has to offer. From stunning scenery to gorgeous foliage, autumn is the perfect time to take one last road trip before your car heads back to storage for...
8 Best Fall Camping and RVing Destinations in Canada
Although summer has come to an end, that doesn’t mean that your RVing adventures have to. In fact, there are many camping destinations in Canada still open and accepting reservations through the fall months. With this guide, you can narrow down your list of RVing...
Make the Most of Your Accessible RVing Adventure
In recent years, many parks and campgrounds across Canada have finally started making accessibility a priority. To make their locations accessible for all, they have upgraded their trails, improved their accommodations, and even added activities. While out at...
Get Outside with these 5 Scenic Summer Drives in Ontario
With summer upon us, every collector car owner has a few go-to routes they love to drive. This year, we’re offering up our top 5 summer drives in Ontario to give you the chance to discover some great alternatives. Kingston to Perth Starting from Kingston, head...
Best Vacation Destinations for Collector Car Enthusiasts
If you live and breathe collector cars, then it just makes sense to spend your vacation time exploring all the most amazing automobiles out there. But where can you go to get the most car time possible? To help you maximize your time admiring stunning antiques,...
7 of the Best Canadian Road Trips You Can Take This Summer
With majestic forests, towering mountains, infinite lakes and friendly culture, Canada meets the perfect criteria for road trips. However, with so much land to cover it is next to impossible to see it all in a reasonable time. So with a little of other’s...
Latest Updates for Canadian RV Parks and Campgrounds
Campground and park closures across the country definitely put a damper on the start of the RV season. Now, as provinces across Canada enter their various phases of reopening and easing on COVID-19 related restrictions, there is admittedly still some confusion...
Wayfarer Insurance Group GT Pro Invitational from 2020 Castrol eSpeedFest
With no viable way for Canadian Tire Motorsport Park to continue the Victoria Day long weekend racing tradition due to the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic; they turned to iRacing, TV, and social media to keep the tradition alive in 2020. Although virtual, the eSpeedFest...
Quick Tips for Setting Up Your RV Campsite
Once you have found your ideal RV camping spot, it is time to learn how to get it all set up when you arrive. That way, you can quickly breeze through the steps and get on with the fun part. Use this guide to figure out how to proceed in setting up your RV...
The Ultimate Ontario Brewery Road Trip Guide
Some people can find inner peace while admiring the sunset, while others prefer morning serenity. Nonetheless, there is one thing that all Canadians can achieve Zen over – Our beer! With more breweries in Ontario than most small countries (300 as of the end of...
Take A Virtual Tour of these Stunning US National Parks
As most of North America practices social distancing or is in self-quarantine during the COVID-19 pandemic, you may be itching to go outside and embark on your first RV adventure of the season. But, while that may not be possible, you can instead see some of the...
Fun Outdoor Activities for Kids and Adults in Ontario
Winter is here! And with it comes an exciting array of fun outdoor activities for kids and adults in Ontario. At every corner of the region, you will find people having a great time in the snow, on the ice, and everywhere in between. With so much to do, how do you...
Fun Outdoor Activities for Kids & Adults in Atlantic Canada
The winter months bring blankets of snow across Atlantic Canada along with many opportunities for fun and adventure. By making outdoor activities a part of your week, you and your family can see the landscape in a whole new light while having the time of your...
Fun Outdoor Activities for Kids & Adults in Alberta
With the holiday season fast approaching, it is now time to focus your energy on finding fun outdoor winter activities in Alberta — and there are plenty of amazing options to consider. From taking a ride on the iconic Polar Express to making igloos in your own...
Canadian Snowbird Checklist
Canadians are a hardy lot, but there are limits to how much cold and snow we can take. In fact, an increasing number of us are spending at least part of our winter season traveling south to the U.S. or Mexico. Affectionately known as “Snowbirds” many of these...
The Abandoned Supercars of Dubai
If you’re in the market for luxurious and lavish collector car, Dubai might be your city to search. With thousands of abandoned supercars being discovered at airports and roadsides every year, discounts on impounded automobiles aren’t scarce. Once prosperous and...
Meeting the Three Million Mile Man
Editor's Note: This post was originally published in June 2017 and has been updated for accuracy on two accounts: 1) Irv Gordon’s sudden passing in November 2018 and 2) Steve Plunkett having retired the Fleetwood Country Cruize-In. It was a pleasure to attend the...
RVing South of the Border
Has the dropping temperature and fading green of the summer sparked your urge to gas up your RV and head down south of the border? Every year, more and more Canadians are opting to spend the harsh winter months exploring the warmer climates of the United States....
We’ve Partnered with Canadian Tire Motorsport Park
Canadian Tire Motorsport Park (CTMP) is, without a doubt, the leading racing and automotive facility in Canada. Along with offering family-friendly camping, the facility holds three professional-grade race tracks that host major international races, major-league...
5 Items to Pack For Your Next Fall Camping Adventure
Fall camping in Canada features colourful leaves, cooler temperatures, and fewer crowds and bugs. The one thing to account for is the unpredictability of the weather. Prepare for all the fun and the realities of the season when you know what to pack for your fall...
What Safe Driving Technology is Available is 2021?
Preventing a car accident is one of the most important steps to take every time you get into a car. The best way to do so used to be to monitor road conditions and avoid distractions. Now, safe driving technology is more readily available than ever. There are...
The Best Solutions on the Market in 2021 for Safe RVing with Pets and Children
Summer is here! It is time to load up the family camper and head to your favourite campground out on Prince Edward Island or near the stunning peaks of Banff National Park. But before you hit the road, make sure that you are fully prepared for a safe RVing trip...
Is Homemade/Natural Bug Spray Really Worth Trying?
Now that summer is here, you're likely feeling eager to take off in your RV or participate in a collector car show. Canadian summers are short (understatement), and you want to enjoy the next three months the best you can. Unfortunately, mosquitos and other pests...
Top 6 Signs to Update Your Door Locks & Whether to Go Keyless
Did you know that someone else might be able to open your RV door locks with their own RV key? It's a scary thought, but it's true. For the majority of RVs that come with factory door locks, the lock itself is universal. This means that a universal key (a CH751...
5 Practical Tips to Stop Porch Pirates in Their Paths
Due to the coronavirus pandemic shutting down many brick-and-mortar businesses, more people are buying the things they need online than ever before. This has kept e-commerce chains and mail/package delivery drivers very busy; unfortunately, it has also kept porch...
8 Vehicle Theft Prevention Tips to Help Keep Thieves at Bay
There’s perhaps nothing worse than walking out to your car only to discover it has been stolen. Vehicle thieves are rarely nice to the cars they steal, so you just know it’s being put through the wringer. If you even get it back at all, you’ll likely end up having...
5 Things to Check On Your Classic Car Before That First Spring Ride
Yes! The sun is brighter and you have finally hung up the heavy snow gear. It is time to look forward to warm days spent cruising the open road in your classic car. Besides giving your baby a good wash, wax, and interior cleaning, what else do you need to do to...
A Few Helpful Tips on Driving Your RV in High Winds
With the explosive popularity of travelling by recreational vehicle (RV), many people new to the lifestyle have not yet experienced driving such a large, heavy vehicle in high wind. One especially important thing to keep in mind is that handling an RV in high wind...
A Few Helpful Tips for RVing During Mud Season
Spring has finally arrived in Canada, which means that mud season is officially here as well. Traditionally starting in late March and lasting as long as early June, mud season is that in-between time of year when the melting snow of winter and the rain...
Snow Chains or Snow Socks – Which One is Better for Your RV?
If you're taking your RV out on the roads this winter, you've probably considered packing a set of snow chains or snow socks... smart decision! After all, some provinces and U.S. states require some vehicles to use traction devices during the winter months. But if...
Tips for Protecting Valuables in Your RV
While rolling across the open roads of Canada, you likely have your valuables on your person or carefully stowed in the luggage. But once you are parked at the RV resort near the Campbell River or on the shores of Prince Edward Island, open doors and a casual...
It’s Important to Regularly Check Your Trailer Brakes
Trailer brakes are easy to overlook, but this is one aspect of routine maintenance you really don't want to skip. Especially with larger trailers, the weight can outstrip what a tow vehicle can handle--especially in quick-stop or downhill...
How to Travel Safely by RV This Year
Unfortunately, the coronavirus pandemic has made travel more difficult than ever for many. With strict travel-related quarantine rules in place at many destinations and public transportation options (such as planes and trains) feeling a little too risky, many...
What NOT to Do When RVing in the Winter
Before you head out RVing this winter, ensure your recreational vehicle can withstand the harshness of winter camping. The good news is that many, if not all, of the modern RVs today are built and insulated for the winter weather. But, if your RV is a bit older and...
Keep Your RV’s Pipes From Freezing While Out This Winter
Yes! You are taking a vacation this year! You have plans to load up the RV and spend some quiet time on the edge of your favourite lake in Ontario even though there is sure to be ice and snow in the forecast. However, how do you stop the water from freezing in...
8 Things You Should Know Before Driving Your RV on Ice
RVing in winter provides dozens of benefits and plenty of fun. You can enjoy beautiful landscapes, winter sports activities and smaller crowds during shoulder season. While rewarding, winter camping can be risky, too, especially with the Canadian weather conditions...
Can I Drive My Collector Car in the Winter?
When the chill of winter descends, a sigh is heard across the land... and it emanates from all the classic car owners who now face a difficult choice: Should I put my beloved collector car away for the winter or take on the additional risk of motoring through the...
How To Enjoy Your Collector Car Hobby While Social Distancing
With social distancing rules in full effect, all your most-anticipated collector car shows have gone on hiatus, hoping to return next year. So, what are you to do with all your free time? Well, you might like to hear that there’s still a lot of ways you can enjoy...
In the Event of a Boating Accident or Claim
Proper boating safety is paramount in making sure that all your trips out onto the water end in great times and fun for everyone. But even while following all the boating safety tips you can, it’s still possible to end up in trouble. The same goes for towing and...
In the Event of a Motorcycle Accident or Claim
Despite your best efforts to enjoy a safe motorcycle season and protect your bike from damage, accidents can still arise, leaving you scrambling to file an insurance claim. Bad drivers, severe weather events, and other incidents can seemingly come out of nowhere,...
How To Avoid the Most Common Boat Insurance Claims
Just like with cars and other vehicles, boat ownership comes with its fair share of risks. You could end up in a collision with another watercraft while cruising across the water or just hit debris hiding under the surface. Even keeping your boat on its trailer is...
How to Avoid the Most Common RV Insurance Claims
RV adventures await and you are likely eager to hit the road, but all it takes is a simple accident or damage from vandals to derail your plans in an instant. If you want to protect your travels from disruptions, you just need to do everything possible to avoid the...
How to Best Handle a Property Insurance Claim
Damage to your property can occur due to all kinds of events from overland water to vandalism. When those incidents happen, you have to act fast to get the damage fixed and restore the condition of your home. Since it can be difficult to know just what to do, we’ve...
In the Event of an RV Accident or Other Claim
You can take all the right steps toward preventing RV accidents, vandalism, and even windstorm damage, but there is no guarantee that incidents won’t arise. Even with your best efforts, disaster can strike, leaving you reeling on what to do next. Thankfully, we can...
The Key to a Safe Summer of ATVing
Riding ATVs is an awesome way to spend the summer — as long as you take the right safety precautions, that is. Otherwise, piloting these powerful off-road vehicles could take a turn for the worse, resulting in serious injuries to riders, passengers, and even nearby...
Using an Induction Cooktop in Your RV for the First Time
When on the road or in camp there are usually only three options for dining: Go out (expensive); buy and then heat up pre-made foods (expensive and often with unwelcome additives); or cook for yourself from quality ingredients. (A fourth option is to shamelessly...
How to Fire Up Your Gas Grill Safely
When the time comes to pull out the grill and whip up your favourite BBQ treats, it is important to keep gas grilling safety tips at the forefront of your mind. When you take the time to be as safe as possible, you can cook up your meal without incident and move on...
Do I Need Seat Belts in My Classic Car?
Back in 1963, thanks to the introduction of the seat belt in North America, “buckle up!” became synonymous with getting into cars and driving off. As of 1966, Lyndon B. Johnson’s Highway Safety Act made the seat belt mandatory for manufacturers and ultimately,...
7 Tips to Stay Safe on Your Summer Swimming Adventures
Whether you are heading out to your lakeside cottage or just taking a dip in the many swimming pools in your midst, knowing swim safety guidelines could mean the difference between life and death. Even the calmest waters can turn deadly when swimmers do not heed...
Enjoy a Safe Motorcycle Season with These 5 Simple Tips
Without seatbelts, airbags, and sheet metal to protect them, motorcycle riders are more likely to suffer fatal injuries in an accident. Even in non-fatal accidents, the injuries are often severe as motorcyclists are thrown from their bikes and onto the pavement....
8 Boating Safety Tips To Take To The Lake
Boating season is finally here — and that means getting ready to head out onto the water. Although you might want to go out the second the sun comes out, taking the time to get prepared will help make sure all your adventures go off without a hitch. With that move,...
Your Guide For Dealing with Earthquakes
Earthquakes may not be the most common natural disaster in Canada, but they do happen more often than think. In fact, a 3.4 magnitude earthquake occurred in Montreal on just January 13th, 2020. Unlike other seasonal weather threats, earthquakes can happen at any...
Why You Should Consider Investing in a Classic Car Cover
Car covers are a wonderful investment that often go overlooked when considering some of the best things a classic car owner can purchase. During the winter season, those without the luxury of a garage often associate temporary shelters as a means to avoid the snow...
It’s Time To Gear Up For Spring Home Maintenance
This spring, give your home the attention it deserves by doing a thorough maintenance check to ensure that everything is in great shape. Although not exciting, spring home maintenance prevents future issues that could blast your vacation budget out of the water....
How To Deep Clean and Sanitize Your RV
As you look forward to RVing this summer season, it’s now more important than ever before to make sure that you’re deep cleaning and sanitizing your RV properly. If you’ve already begun the process of taking your RV out of winter hibernation, we’ve got a few handy...
How Your Central Heating Affects Your Home Insurance Rates
As the winter weather settles in across Canada, more people are turning up the heat to keep warm inside their homes. Homeowners are cranking those thermostats, stoking the fire, and plugging in space heaters as the temperatures outside continue to drop. But what...
Ontario Discontinues OHIP Coverage for Out-of-Country Travellers
On January 1, 2020, OHIP will make large cuts to its foreign travel emergency coverage. OHIP made this decision because of the high administrative costs of the programs. Before, the plan would pay $400 a day for inpatient emergency care and $50 a day for outpatient...
Storing Your RV for Winter
Now that fall is upon us; it’s time to get your RV ready for winter storage. Even if you plan on using it once or twice during the winter season, you should get it ready to protect it from the cold. If you store your RV in a climate-controlled storage area, you...
Winterize Your Car for Safe Driving
Whether you’re spending your winter at home or heading south in your RV before winter hits really hard, it is important to winterize your car for safer driving all winter long. These are a few of the critical steps required to get your car in tip-top driving shape...
Canadian Snowbird Checklist
Canadians are a hardy lot, but there are limits to how much cold and snow we can take. In fact, an increasing number of us are spending at least part of our winter season traveling south to the U.S. or Mexico. Affectionately known as “Snowbirds” many of these...
Winter is Coming: How to Prepare Yourself and Your RV
Winter typically harkens a slow wind-down of the camping season all across Canada. The upshot of owning an RV, however, is that you can enjoy a comfortable camping experience well into the fall. As the brisk air of autumn takes over, however, you'll want to take...
Winter Storage Guide For Collector Car
The end of fall is an unhappy time of year for Canadian collector car owners since it marks the end of another driving season. It also requires coming up with a plan for winter storage for your prized possession. Almost all individuals with a hobby car store their...
How to Avoid the Most Common Car Insurance Claims
Statistically speaking, an average driver will have three or four accidents in their lifetime, each often resulting in a car insurance claim[1]. Sometimes, a claim is completely unavoidable. However, there are a number of ways you can manage your risk on the road...
Your Guide for Dealing with Windstorms
Windstorms can cause a lot of damage to you and your property. Whether it’s the dangerous projectiles sailing through the air or the strong winds impacting driving conditions, it’s best to take preventive measures and be adequately prepared for the windstorm....
Your Guide for Dealing with Wildfires
Many wildfires in Canada occur in British Columbia, forested areas of Ontario and Quebec, as well as the prairie areas of Yukon and Northwest Territories. While most of these fires occur naturally, some are intentional, and a significant number of them are caused...
Your Guide for Dealing with Power Outages
Power outages are always an inconvenience. But with the right planning, you can lessen their impact during, and after, the power comes back on. We recommend having an emergency plan in case there is a power outage. It is a good idea to have an emergency kit with...
Your Guide for Dealing with Floods and Rain Storms
Flooding and rain storms can cause extraordinary levels of damage to your home, in addition to being dangerous to your family. When bad weather is approaching, there are some things you can do to increase your safety and protect your property. It's best to be...
How to Avoid the Most Common Home Insurance Claims
As a home owner, a comprehensive home insurance policy is your first line of defence against unexpected events. Luckily, even some of the most inconvenient and costly of disasters can be prevented or anticipated with a little effort and preparation. We’ve put...
In The Event of a Car Accident or Claim
Whether you live in an urban city or call a more rural setting your home, you probably spend quite a bit of time behind the wheel of your car. If you are cautious, you will be able to avoid most potential road hazards. However, accidents do occur - whether they are...
How Do I Protect My Collector Car from a Natural Disaster?
Collector cars are an investment item. From the hours you spend on their maintenance and upkeep to the amount of money you spend in the process, looking after a collector car can be described as nothing less than a labour of love. So, it’s critical that you have a...
Campfire Safety 101
Campfires are fundamental to RVing in the great outdoors. Whether you’re cooking food over the open fire or sitting around it on a chilly night with a cup of hot cocoa, it will always be the centerpiece of your campsite. So, it’s important that you start, control,...
How to Prevent Electrical Fires At Home
Did you know that electrical issues are one of the primary causes of house fires in Canada? A lack of electrical maintenance and poorly installed electrical equipment can cause a fire that not only severely damages the house structure, but can lead to injuries and...
Time for Some RV Real-Talk: What is the Best Way to Safely Finance an RV?
Summer has arrived in Canada at last, and you are more than ready to get out of your own neighbourhood and explore the country in an RV. The only problem is that you don't have one yet. One way people get around this problem is by renting an RV for their travels....
Here’s Why You Need a Commercial Insurance Policy
As a business owner, you deal with risk every day. Whether you're trying to project your inventory or scaling your business upwards, there are elements of risk everywhere. While you can't entirely avoid these risks, you can mitigate them — through a commercial...
A Look at Why You Should Switch to Winter Tires
More often than not, snow and ice on the roadways is a reality of our winter. As frigid temperatures make for dicey driving conditions, you may immediately regret going out for a drive with just your all-season tires. Thankfully, you can avoid all that and get the...
Can I Drive My Collector Car in the Winter?
When the chill of winter descends, a sigh is heard across the land... and it emanates from all the classic car owners who now face a difficult choice: Should I put my beloved collector car away for the winter or take on the additional risk of motoring through the...
Classic Cars Modifications and Their Impact on Insurance
At first, your classic car might seem absolutely perfect. But after driving it a bit, you’ll undoubtedly notice things here and there that could use some attention. Maybe your exhaust rattles and leaks or your air conditioning doesn’t blow as cold as you might...
Hidden Costs to Budget for as a New Classic Car Owner
As you scrimp and save in hopes of buying that sweet classic car you’ve been yearning over, have you considered all the expenses that come with this purchase? There’s a lot more to it than simply saving up the purchase price plus a little for an extra tank of gas...
In the Event of a Boating Accident or Claim
Proper boating safety is paramount in making sure that all your trips out onto the water end in great times and fun for everyone. But even while following all the boating safety tips you can, it’s still possible to end up in trouble. The same goes for towing and...
In the Event of a Motorcycle Accident or Claim
Despite your best efforts to enjoy a safe motorcycle season and protect your bike from damage, accidents can still arise, leaving you scrambling to file an insurance claim. Bad drivers, severe weather events, and other incidents can seemingly come out of nowhere,...
How to Avoid the Most Common RV Insurance Claims
RV adventures await and you are likely eager to hit the road, but all it takes is a simple accident or damage from vandals to derail your plans in an instant. If you want to protect your travels from disruptions, you just need to do everything possible to avoid the...
Your Simple Collector Car Insurance Renewal Checklist
Although it is possible to just renew your insurance coverage without second thought, your collector car deserves a little more effort than that. By checking that its full value is covered and by all the right coverage types, you can effectively protect your...
How to Best Handle a Property Insurance Claim
Damage to your property can occur due to all kinds of events from overland water to vandalism. When those incidents happen, you have to act fast to get the damage fixed and restore the condition of your home. Since it can be difficult to know just what to do, we’ve...
In the Event of an RV Accident or Other Claim
You can take all the right steps toward preventing RV accidents, vandalism, and even windstorm damage, but there is no guarantee that incidents won’t arise. Even with your best efforts, disaster can strike, leaving you reeling on what to do next. Thankfully, we can...
The Key to a Safe Summer of ATVing
Riding ATVs is an awesome way to spend the summer — as long as you take the right safety precautions, that is. Otherwise, piloting these powerful off-road vehicles could take a turn for the worse, resulting in serious injuries to riders, passengers, and even nearby...
What You Need to Know About Insuring Your Cottage
If you recently bought a cottage, congratulations! You are well on your way to creating amazing memories at your home away from home. But before you get started on anything else, take a moment to think about protecting your investment with cottage insurance. With...
I Just Inherited a Classic Car. Now What?
When classic cars are passed through the family, they have to take an often-lengthy stop through probate. Through this process, the courts make sure you can take legal ownership of the vehicle in question and verifies it has a clear title. In Canada, probate...
A Look at the Impact of Climate Change on Your Insurance
As climate change brings unpredictable and severe weather patterns to the horizon, you face an ever-increasing risk of damage to your home, business, and vehicles. Although reversing climate change will require a global effort, there are some things you can do to...
Why You Should Annually Review Your Collector Car’s Value
Most vehicles tend to decline in value pretty quickly. While some models hold on better than others, average new cars depreciate by 20 to 30 percent after the end of the first year. After that, they may lose market value by about 15 percent each year. Clearly,...
Your Ultimate Guide to Motorcycle Insurance
Riding a motorcycle is more exhilarating than driving a car but it is also much more dangerous. All you can do is mitigate the increased risks by taking a safety course, using defensive driving tactics, and setting up a comprehensive insurance policy. With this...
The Importance of RV Insurance in the Time of COVID-19
Given the current environment around COVID-19, many Canadians are thinking about cutting back their spending on non-essential or discretionary expenses. After all, this pandemic has already severely impacted many industries and the global economy, and is expected...
Basics of Boat Insurance: How to Get the Coverage You Need
As a boat owner, you know full well the joys and pleasures of heading out on the water, whether you’re on a lake, a bay or running the ocean coastline. In Canada, we have a lot of water to explore. But as with any sport, boating does carry some risks. To really...
Ultimate Guide for Opening Your Cottage this Spring
For millions of families, cottages have been a relaxing place to get away for the last few decades. If you're one of the many people who own a cottage of your very own in the mountains, woods, or plains, you know it takes a little work each spring to get the...
Be Prepared: Your Simple RV Insurance Renewal Checklist
It’s almost that time of the year again. The time when you start thinking about how you're going to spend your spring and summer months RVing. But that also means it’s time to think about your RV insurance renewal and make sure you have everything in place to enjoy...
Why Are My Car Insurance Rates Going Up?
Car insurance premiums are a significant part of everyone's budget, whether they’re paid monthly, quarterly, or even annually. You may enjoy the same rate for years and then suddenly discover that your next renewal is coming at a slightly higher rate than before....
How Your Central Heating Affects Your Home Insurance Rates
As the winter weather settles in across Canada, more people are turning up the heat to keep warm inside their homes. Homeowners are cranking those thermostats, stoking the fire, and plugging in space heaters as the temperatures outside continue to drop. But what...
Ontario Discontinues OHIP Coverage for Out-of-Country Travellers
On January 1, 2020, OHIP will make large cuts to its foreign travel emergency coverage. OHIP made this decision because of the high administrative costs of the programs. Before, the plan would pay $400 a day for inpatient emergency care and $50 a day for outpatient...
The Most Important Thing to Pack This Snowbird Season
As the weather turns colder, most of us dream of heading somewhere warm to escape our Canadian winter. In fact, over a million of us make that dream a reality and travel southward to avoid our frigid winter weather. This annual tradition, which is habit for so many...
7 Tips to Better Protect Your Home When You Travel
When the cold weather hits Canada, plenty of people decide it’s time to head down south for the winter. It’s a great opportunity to travel, avoid below-freezing temperatures, and return when the sun has come back out to play. But leaving your home for months at a...
Why Trip Cancellation Insurance is a Good Idea
Trip cancellation and trip interruption coverage is always a good idea to consider when travelling domestically in Canada or abroad. Stuff happens. Problems arise. Your travel plans must sometimes be changed to accommodate for the things that happen, good or bad,...
Winterize Your Car for Safe Driving
Whether you’re spending your winter at home or heading south in your RV before winter hits really hard, it is important to winterize your car for safer driving all winter long. These are a few of the critical steps required to get your car in tip-top driving shape...
Canadian Snowbird Checklist
Canadians are a hardy lot, but there are limits to how much cold and snow we can take. In fact, an increasing number of us are spending at least part of our winter season traveling south to the U.S. or Mexico. Affectionately known as “Snowbirds” many of these...
RV Insurance Myths Debunked
There are many commonly held misconceptions about RV insurance. As someone who is new to the world of RVing, you need to know what bumps in the road a bad policy can pose. Read on to learn how you can ensure that your future RV is fully protected by busting some of...
Ultimate Guide to Collector Car Coverages & Endorsements
Unlike regular cars, collector cars present unique challenges for their owners. So whether you own an antique, classic, modified, or modern collector car, the following types of Hagerty coverages and policy add-ons have been specially created to address your unique...
How to Avoid the Most Common Car Insurance Claims
Statistically speaking, an average driver will have three or four accidents in their lifetime, each often resulting in a car insurance claim[1]. Sometimes, a claim is completely unavoidable. However, there are a number of ways you can manage your risk on the road...
RV Insurance vs Regular Auto Insurance
RV insurance is definitely a necessity whether you use it for family vacations, frequent travel, or if you’re living the RV full-timer lifestyle. When you set out to insure your recreational vehicle, or RV, you may have questions. And quite frankly, it can be...
Your Home Insurance Renewal Checklist
You should review your homeowner's insurance every year to make sure that you still have the coverage that you need — and that you're getting the discounts that you deserve. Consider the following home insurance renewal checklist when determining whether your...
How You Can Save on Car Insurance
Paying your car insurance can be expensive, so it only makes sense that you’d like to save as much money as possible on it. We’ve put together a few simple ways to save--without sacrificing on coverage. Look into Education - Whether you’re a brand new driver or...
Your Car Insurance Renewal Checklist
Don't just let your car insurance policy renew automatically. Every year, you should take a look at your insurance policies to make sure they're still suitable for you. After all, life changes — and your insurance needs change with it. Follow this car insurance...
How to Avoid the Most Common Home Insurance Claims
As a home owner, a comprehensive home insurance policy is your first line of defence against unexpected events. Luckily, even some of the most inconvenient and costly of disasters can be prevented or anticipated with a little effort and preparation. We’ve put...
Collector Car Insurance vs Regular Auto Insurance
The differences between traditional auto insurance and collector car insurance may seem subtle, but there are a few that are extremely important for those who invest a lot love, time, and money on their cars. For one, a collector car insurance policy is a specialty...
In The Event of a Car Accident or Claim
Whether you live in an urban city or call a more rural setting your home, you probably spend quite a bit of time behind the wheel of your car. If you are cautious, you will be able to avoid most potential road hazards. However, accidents do occur - whether they are...
How You Can Save On Home Insurance
Depending on where you live, your home insurance may amount to a hefty chunk of change — but going without coverage isn't an option. Reducing your home insurance costs can substantially reduce your expenses, and (if you're looking to purchase a home) increase the...
DIY Water Line Repairs for your RV
The last thing you want to see when you are getting your RV ready for a trip is water leaking onto the floor. This is a good reason to check everything before you leave – it's easier to repair a burst RV water line before you hit the road. While a plumbing problem...
Getting Waxed for Winter: Does it Make a Difference?
If you care about protecting your vehicle and preserving its appearance, there's a good chance you take the time to wax it during the spring and summer months. What you may not have considered, however, is waxing your car in preparation for winter. So, what are...
When to Go DIY vs. Commercial Services for Classic Car Repairs
There's a lot of work and care that goes into maintaining a classic car. Not only can parts be challenging to come by, but older cars are also more prone to problems. If you consider yourself relatively handy, there are some basic repairs and maintenance tasks you...
How to DIY RV Repair: Replacing a Flat Tire
Imagine: You're cruising along in your RV, happy to be enjoying a day on the road, when suddenly you feel something strange... uh oh. Your camper has a flat tire. If you pay for a roadside assistance service, you may be able to contact them for help. But what if...
What You Didn’t Know About How to Clean and Care for a Collector Car
Collector cars represent an investment in both money and time. After all, part of the fun of owning a classic vehicle lies in taking care of it. However, maintaining classic cars isn't the same as taking care of a "regular" car. Because of their age and condition,...
Removing Stubborn RV Odours Before Closing for the Season
Stubborn odours like smoke and sewage are a common problem in your RV after a long, hot and busy summer camping season. But these odours could ruin your next adventure if they are left to linger all winter. Use the following cleaning tips for removing the most...
10 New Ways to Make Your RV Look Modern with DIY
Dreaming of a modern RV interior, but not quite ready to give up your current model? You're definitely not alone, because let's face it - standard RV decor can feel a bit impersonal. If you can't stop looking at Pinterest boards featuring modern RV decor, here's...
Is it Bad for Your Car to Have Old Gas In the Tank?
When you own a classic car or collector car that you do not drive very often, you may be concerned that the fuel in its gas tank will go bad. Old gas in the car can become ineffective after sitting for a while and cause different types of problems with your...
4 Signs Your Car is Overheating
With record high temperatures in Canada this summer, including a daytime high near 50 degrees Celsius in British Columbia recently, you may have concerns about your car overheating. After all, no one wants to miss an important trip or find themselves stranded on...
Top 6 Signs to Update Your Door Locks & Whether to Go Keyless
Did you know that someone else might be able to open your RV door locks with their own RV key? It's a scary thought, but it's true. For the majority of RVs that come with factory door locks, the lock itself is universal. This means that a universal key (a CH751...
How to Make a Routine RV Maintenance Checklist
Following a routine auto maintenance schedule will ensure your RV requires limited repairs and will make your motor home trips more stress-free and enjoyable overall. Of course, how often you take care of any upkeep and maintenance will depend on a few factors. For...
A Few Helpful RV Vent Maintenance Tips
You rely on your RV's air conditioning system to keep you cool and comfortable on your adventures—even during the hottest days of the summer. And if you do a fair amount of summer travelling in your RV or trailer, there's a good chance that your AC is working...
How to Fix Dents on Your Collector Car
You spent significant time over the past winter working on your classic car to get it ready for the first drive of spring. Now you've noticed a minor ding on the door! Can you fix it without leaving it at your reliable auto body shop? Well, that all depends on the...
5 Things to Check On Your Classic Car Before That First Spring Ride
Yes! The sun is brighter and you have finally hung up the heavy snow gear. It is time to look forward to warm days spent cruising the open road in your classic car. Besides giving your baby a good wash, wax, and interior cleaning, what else do you need to do to...
Exploring Radio and Speaker Options for Your Classic Car
Not every classic car rolled off the factory floor with a sound system included. While the first car radios appeared back in the 1930s, they remained an optional upgrade well into the 1950s. The good news is that you can add quality sound while maintaining the mint...
Tips to Get Your Classic Car in Tip-Top Shape for Spring
Spring is finally here! We can all look forward to sunny days, blooming flowers, and warmer temperatures ahead. As collector car enthusiasts, we also know that the change in seasons means it's time to spring-clean that classic car.After all, spring is the perfect...
How to Clean Your RV Air Conditioner Filter
RV maintenance isn't glamorous. For many RV owners, it's a painful chore to make sure all bases are covered--from black tank maintenance to tires to basic systems like the air conditioner--each season. Some RVers opt to take their rig in to be professionally...
3 Modern Technology Considerations for Your Classic Car
"To upgrade with modern technology or not to upgrade..."This pressing question may just resonate as the "to be or not to be" for classic car enthusiasts. After all, that authentic look and nostalgic feeling is what draws many collector car owners to the hobby in...
Can You Use Synthetic Oil in Your Classic Car?
There's a reason we lavish extra care on classic vehicles. Yes, they can be quite expensive; yes, it can be challenging to find replacement parts when something goes wrong. But they're also our babies. They're a tangible memory from another era, often bringing back...
It’s Important to Regularly Check Your Trailer Brakes
Trailer brakes are easy to overlook, but this is one aspect of routine maintenance you really don't want to skip. Especially with larger trailers, the weight can outstrip what a tow vehicle can handle--especially in quick-stop or downhill...
5 Upgrades to Consider Before Putting Your House on the Market
Despite the coronavirus pandemic, the Canadian real estate market continues going strong. In fact, according to a RE/MAX Canada blog, more than half of Canadians are confident that the housing market will remain steady throughout 2021—and average residential real...
5 Simple DIY RV Projects to Work On This Winter
On the coldest, dreariest days of winter, the summer RV season may seem hopelessly far away. Still, a shift in perspective can do wonders for your state of mind as you endure the quintessential Canadian chill. If you're not in the mood for a winter RV trip, take...
The Most Popular Collector Car Colours
The last time you showed your collector car while attending the auction at Manheim, a few people suggested that it could stand a new paint job. Great! But what colour belongs on your vintage ride? Favourite Classic Car Colours that Stand Out in a Crowd Almost...
Tools and Supplies to Have on Hand for Your Collector Car
If you're like most classic car owners, you love carving out time to work on your car. But the last thing you need is to reach for a certain tool — then have to stop what you're doing and run to the auto parts store. Worse yet is when you're lacking a tool you need...
Making Your RV More Energy Efficient
When you live in your camper or travel trailer for more than a weekend escape to the resort on Lake Ontario, energy bills can begin to pile up as you churn through propane tanks and watch your electric meter pick up speed. Improve the comfort level of your mobile...
Keep Your RV’s Pipes From Freezing While Out This Winter
Yes! You are taking a vacation this year! You have plans to load up the RV and spend some quiet time on the edge of your favourite lake in Ontario even though there is sure to be ice and snow in the forecast. However, how do you stop the water from freezing in...
How to Take Care of Your Collector Car This Winter While Not in Use
A collector car deserves some pampering. Whether you're the type of collector who frequently drives their car around town — or the type of collector who keeps their vehicle under wraps the entire time — winter care can require a few adjustments. Here are some tips...
9 Easy Tasks to Prep Your Home for Winter
The winter season brings frigid temperatures, deep snow and icy conditions that could cause damage to your home. As a homeowner, you can complete nine preventative and maintenance tasks during fall to protect your house during or after the upcoming winter storms....
What You Need to Know About RV Roof Damage
Did you know that water damage can reduce your RV's value? Just a small amount of water can wreak havoc on your roof faster than you can say "oops, I think I just brushed against that low-hanging tree branch." Whether caused by rain, a torn membrane, or a leaky...
Whip Your RV Into Shape With These 5 Easy Upgrades
If you’re not planning on RVing during the shoulder season and beyond, then it’s a great time to tackle some RV upgrades. It’s win-win. You can whip your RV into shape while keeping yourself busy until it’s time to travel again. But where should you focus your...
Hidden Costs to Budget for as a New Classic Car Owner
As you scrimp and save in hopes of buying that sweet classic car you’ve been yearning over, have you considered all the expenses that come with this purchase? There’s a lot more to it than simply saving up the purchase price plus a little for an extra tank of gas...
How to Prepare Your Boat for the Fall and Winter
Once temperatures drop, wind picks up, and rain showers come your way, you just know that the boating season is officially over. With that, you might turn toward other hobbies, like going glamping, to stay busy through the fall and winter. But before you do, make...
Fall Is Here: It’s Time to Think About Your Collector Car Storage
Fall is officially here and do you know what that means? It’s time to get in a few stunning drives before the classic car season is over. Though, despite the memorable drives you’ll undoubtedly be taking to see the beautiful fall colours on long winding roads, we...
How To Keep Your RV’s HVAC System in Fantastic Shape
The last thing you need on your travels is sudden hiccups from your HVAC system that let the weather get the best of you. Thankfully, by regularly tackling simple DIY RV repair and maintenance tasks on your own, you can decrease the risk of problems arising. That...
How To Avoid the Most Common Boat Insurance Claims
Just like with cars and other vehicles, boat ownership comes with its fair share of risks. You could end up in a collision with another watercraft while cruising across the water or just hit debris hiding under the surface. Even keeping your boat on its trailer is...
DIY Guide to Repairing Your Classic Car’s Headliner
Headliners are deceptively complicated. That perfectly smooth piece of fabric is supported by a fairly intricate combination of perfectly fitted boards and bows and a number of trim pieces. If there is a small tear or if your classic car headliner is kind of...
Overhauling Your Classic Car’s Engine for the First Time
You’ve had your classic car for a while now and every year, she just keeps purring right along. We like to think it’s because of your timely and tender annual maintenance that you perform with the precision of a Swiss clock and the kind touch of a medical...
How to Fix Your Collector’s Noisy Exhaust System
If you’ve got a classic muscle car on your hands, you’re probably in love with how it throatily roar when you hit the gas. And that engine, when opened up, is a sight of pure beauty. Sometimes though, we’re faced with having a wonderful classic on our hands that...
Must-Have Tools That Every Full-Time RVer Swears By
As you prepare to head out onto the road full-time, do not forget to dig through your vehicle to verify you have all the right tools on hand. Even missing just one or two key items could quickly interrupt your travels, leaving you scrambling for a solution....
Why You Should Consider Rust-Proofing Your Collector Car
As a Canadian collector car enthusiast, you may think that rust-proofing your collector isn’t really all that important if you’re not driving it in the winter months. After all, we, the people of the north, have become accustomed to associating rust-proofing and...
How to Handle a Water Leak in Your RV Like a Pro
When you spot a water leak in your RV, it might be tempting to call off your travel plans and head straight for the shop. Thankfully, that is not always necessary since you can often find and fix minor water leaks on the fly. You just need to follow these steps to...
Awning Maintenance Guide
One of the most popular to additions to any RV is the awning. Roll it out and put down a rug and you have an instant patio perfect for enjoying a picnic, reading a book in the shade, and welcoming guests into your summer home. However, being the most frequently...
It’s Time To Gear Up For Spring Home Maintenance
This spring, give your home the attention it deserves by doing a thorough maintenance check to ensure that everything is in great shape. Although not exciting, spring home maintenance prevents future issues that could blast your vacation budget out of the water....
Sustainable RV Living: How You Can Do Your Part To Be Eco-Friendly
Did you know that studies show 84 percent of Canadian travellers are interested in becoming more eco-friendly as they explore the great outdoors? Sustainable RV living is no longer a fad or a fringe idea, but something that many Canadians build their lifestyles...
Taking Your Collector Car Out of Winter Storage
Collector car storage during the severe winter months in Canada is essential. But spring is nearly upon us and that means it’s time to bring your favorite car out of winter hibernation. All you need to do is follow a few simple DIY steps to get your collector car...
Taking Your RV Out of Winter Storage
The long Canadian winter is nearly over and that means it’s time to bring your RV out of storage and prepare for a full season of adventure on the open road. Proper RV storage is essential for those who aren’t traveling in the colder months, and if you’ve already...
DIY RV Maintenance Guide
While most Canadians store their RVs over the winter and focus on other outdoor fun, the return of spring means it’s time to bring the fifth wheel or camper back out to play. Whether you’re planning to head to Jasper National Park, Similkameen Valley, or somewhere...
How Your Central Heating Affects Your Home Insurance Rates
As the winter weather settles in across Canada, more people are turning up the heat to keep warm inside their homes. Homeowners are cranking those thermostats, stoking the fire, and plugging in space heaters as the temperatures outside continue to drop. But what...
Storing Your RV for Winter
Now that fall is upon us; it’s time to get your RV ready for winter storage. Even if you plan on using it once or twice during the winter season, you should get it ready to protect it from the cold. If you store your RV in a climate-controlled storage area, you...
Winterize Your Car for Safe Driving
Whether you’re spending your winter at home or heading south in your RV before winter hits really hard, it is important to winterize your car for safer driving all winter long. These are a few of the critical steps required to get your car in tip-top driving shape...
Winter Storage Guide For Collector Car
The end of fall is an unhappy time of year for Canadian collector car owners since it marks the end of another driving season. It also requires coming up with a plan for winter storage for your prized possession. Almost all individuals with a hobby car store their...
Restoring a Classic? Here’s the 7 Best Part Suppliers in Canada!
We all know that sourcing classic vehicle parts in Canada can be a pain. With having to look far and wide for the simplest piece to complete your restoration project, headaches can be expected for any collector and vintage automobile enthusiast. Even those with...
DIY Maintenance for Collector Cars
Maintenance and upkeep of collector cars can be quite costly. Whether you own an antique or classic, modified, or a modern collector, the more you run them, the higher these maintenance costs will become. Learning to do some maintenance yourself, though, can save...
Why There is no Space to ‘Park’ in Ontario Provincial Parks
It is now well-recognized that outdoor recreation activities are very positive for our health; physical, social, and psychological. There is a global effort entitled Healthy People; Healthy Parks, of which Ontario Parks is a supporter. Ontario Provincial Parks...
Hydrogen Cells Fueling Your Future for Green RVing
Hybrid and electric cars are a common sight on the road now days... but with a few exceptions, the RV industry hasn't kept pace with these new technologies. Many RV enthusiasts long for an alternative for their homes on the road, as most RVs do tend to consume a...
Upcoming Vintage Car Shows in Canada 2021
If you just can't get enough of classic cars, have we got some good news for you! Vintage car shows in Canada are back on the calendar in 2021. Thanks to the COVID-19 pandemic, many vintage car shows were cancelled last year. But due to vaccinations, many classic...
5 Cars Millennials Can’t Get Enough of
Many classic car enthusiasts ascribe to the belief that the younger generations — such as Millennials (born from 1981 to 1996) and Gen Z (born from 1997 to 2015)— just aren't that into cars. It's an easy assumption to make. After all, these generations tend to be...
We’ve Partnered with RV Care
Announcing Wayfarer Insurance Group’s Partnership with RV Care The new partnership between Wayfarer Insurance Group and RV Care gives access to more services for the clients of both organizations – RVers. The partnership is built to service the RV consumer...
How We Did Our Small Part to Help During COVID-19
Last month, we were grateful to be able to do our small part during this stressful time by donating money to support Canadian communities affected by the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic. We recently completed our two month fundraising campaign for Food Bank Canada’s...
Latest Updates for Canadian RV Parks and Campgrounds
Campground and park closures across the country definitely put a damper on the start of the RV season. Now, as provinces across Canada enter their various phases of reopening and easing on COVID-19 related restrictions, there is admittedly still some confusion...
Wayfarer Insurance Group GT Pro Invitational from 2020 Castrol eSpeedFest
With no viable way for Canadian Tire Motorsport Park to continue the Victoria Day long weekend racing tradition due to the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic; they turned to iRacing, TV, and social media to keep the tradition alive in 2020. Although virtual, the eSpeedFest...
Canadian Government Advises Snowbirds to Return Home Now
On Monday, March 16, 2020, Prime Minister Trudeau reiterated the Government of Canada’s official global travel advisory for all non-essential travel outside of Canada to be avoided, and appealed to Canadian travellers abroad to return home to limit the spread of...
COVID-19 Update: Your Health is our #1 Priority
In recent days, we have seen an increased level of concern related to the spread of COVID-19 (novel coronavirus). We understand that this may be an unsettling time and want to provide an update on the actions Wayfarer is taking to ensure the health and well-being...
Ontario Discontinues OHIP Coverage for Out-of-Country Travellers
On January 1, 2020, OHIP will make large cuts to its foreign travel emergency coverage. OHIP made this decision because of the high administrative costs of the programs. Before, the plan would pay $400 a day for inpatient emergency care and $50 a day for outpatient...
Our Edmonton Team Has Moved to a New Office in Summerside
Our Edmonton team has moved about 30 kms south to their new home in South Edmonton! Our new is address is: #102, 2207 90B St SW Edmonton, AB T6X 1V8 Please note that our phone number remains unchanged. Our new home South Edmonton is located in Summerside. It is a...
Welcome to Wayfarer Insurance Group
Today marks a very important milestone in Wayfarer Insurance Group’s history. Today, we’re taking a huge step forward as a company; a fully operating collective of five very distinct brands, all of which have a rich history, a reputation for excellence and...
We’ve Partnered with Canadian Tire Motorsport Park
Canadian Tire Motorsport Park (CTMP) is, without a doubt, the leading racing and automotive facility in Canada. Along with offering family-friendly camping, the facility holds three professional-grade race tracks that host major international races, major-league...
Our Incredible Conversation With Steve Plunkett
Editor's Note: This post was originally published in May 2018 and has been updated for accuracy as Steve Plunkett has retired the Fleetwood Country Cruize-In. As owner of one of the largest Cadillac collections in North America, and founder of one of Canada’s...
Meeting the Three Million Mile Man
Editor's Note: This post was originally published in June 2017 and has been updated for accuracy on two accounts: 1) Irv Gordon’s sudden passing in November 2018 and 2) Steve Plunkett having retired the Fleetwood Country Cruize-In. It was a pleasure to attend the...
Helping Harper’s Camping Wish Become a Reality
On July 27th, Great Canadian RV Ltd., along with Children’s Wish Foundation of Canada and many others, granted a fully-loaded 2019 Coachmen Catalina Summit Trailer to 6 year-old Harper and her family. Diagnosed with Angelman Syndrome, a rare genetic disorder,...
How to Create a Budget for Your First RV Trip
Expenses can add up quickly during your first RV trip, especially when you have no experience planning or following a budget. This blog explores common expenses you can expect to incur while RVing across Canada, along with how to reduce your RV trip budget in...
How to Rent Your Cottage in the Off Season
Fall and winter can be tricky seasons for vacation rentals, especially in colder climates. Snowfall may be attractive and even necessary for winter activities like skiing, but guests can be reluctant to travel through it to get to a cottage or a cabin. However,...
Do You Know How to ‘Gauge’ Collector Car Prices?
Whether you're shopping for a collector car or have a classic car of your own that you're thinking of selling, understanding the estimation process is key. After all, the last thing you want to do is pay too much (or ask too little).But valuing cars is both an art...
Creative Hacks for Creating Extra Space in Your RV
Whether you explore the country year-round or spend occasional weekends in your RV, you need quite a few supplies. After all, your RV is your home away from home. Even the biggest RVs may not have enough space for all your essentials, though. Try one or more of...
Time for Some RV Real-Talk: What is the Best Way to Safely Finance an RV?
Summer has arrived in Canada at last, and you are more than ready to get out of your own neighbourhood and explore the country in an RV. The only problem is that you don't have one yet. One way people get around this problem is by renting an RV for their travels....
How to Move to the Cottage Full Time
Many Canadians are reconsidering their lifestyle after a year of lockdown. Maybe you are thinking about moving to your cottage and working remotely for much of the year. You may be tired of city living or simply desire to listen to the birds sing every morning....
Pro-Level: How to Level Your RV at the Campsite Like an Expert
No one wants to camp in a crooked RV. Feeling like you’re sliding downhill while you sleep and having the occasionally-dropped grape roll into the far back corner of your space are just a few of the annoyances you’ll encounter. More importantly, though, making sure...
How to Rent an RV in 2021: RV Rental Tips for Beginners
Since COVID-19 has thrown a wrench in many people's travel plans, many Canadians are looking into an RV rental for summer travel. Even celebrities are excited about RVing in 2021. We understand: With so many gorgeous destinations to visit, the hardest part about...
11 Ways to Save Money on Fuel While RVing
Filling up your RV can be an expensive undertaking. But you can enjoy life on the open road and stick to a budget. Save money on fuel with the following 11 tips. 1. Reduce the Weight An RV’s fuel efficiency decreases as you add weight to your vehicle. While you...
5 Things to Check On Your Classic Car Before That First Spring Ride
Yes! The sun is brighter and you have finally hung up the heavy snow gear. It is time to look forward to warm days spent cruising the open road in your classic car. Besides giving your baby a good wash, wax, and interior cleaning, what else do you need to do to...
Lightweight Trailers You Can Tow With Your SUV
You bought the SUV so that you could tote the kids and all their gear to school and soccer practice. Now that you are planning a summer vacation, the thought of camping sounds appealing. Can you enjoy a trip to Banff National Park without renting a huge...
A Few Helpful Tips on Driving Your RV in High Winds
With the explosive popularity of travelling by recreational vehicle (RV), many people new to the lifestyle have not yet experienced driving such a large, heavy vehicle in high wind. One especially important thing to keep in mind is that handling an RV in high wind...
COVID-19 Has Made RV Life More Attractive Than Ever: Is It Right for You?
From cancelled flights to cancelled cruises, the COVID-19 had a devastating impact on the travel industry. This is understandable considering that many travel arrangements did not allow for recommended social distancing. The recreational vehicle (RV) industry has...
Tips to Get Your Classic Car in Tip-Top Shape for Spring
Spring is finally here! We can all look forward to sunny days, blooming flowers, and warmer temperatures ahead. As collector car enthusiasts, we also know that the change in seasons means it's time to spring-clean that classic car.After all, spring is the perfect...
12 Must-Have Gadgets for RVers
Before you hit the road and start checking things off your RV bucket list, it’s time to get all the gadgets you’ll need for your travels. When you have all the top gadgets on hand, you can solve problems, stay safe, eat well, and have tons of fun on every trip. Not...
How to Clean Your RV Air Conditioner Filter
RV maintenance isn't glamorous. For many RV owners, it's a painful chore to make sure all bases are covered--from black tank maintenance to tires to basic systems like the air conditioner--each season. Some RVers opt to take their rig in to be professionally...
Snow Chains or Snow Socks – Which One is Better for Your RV?
If you're taking your RV out on the roads this winter, you've probably considered packing a set of snow chains or snow socks... smart decision! After all, some provinces and U.S. states require some vehicles to use traction devices during the winter months. But if...
Thinking About Buying Your First RV?
So you’re thinking about buying your first RV. Whether it’s for traveling the country and becoming a full-time RVer, or being able to go on adventures on a short notice, you’ve entered the market and are browsing around. Mind you - this is not a small investment by...
Everything You Need to Know About RV Toilets and Black Tanks
It's not the most glamorous part of your outdoor adventures, but it's among the most crucial: maintaining RV black tanks properly when you're on the road. What Makes an RV Toilet Different From One in a House? RV plumbing looks quite different from that of ordinary...
What NOT to Do When RVing in the Winter
Before you head out RVing this winter, ensure your recreational vehicle can withstand the harshness of winter camping. The good news is that many, if not all, of the modern RVs today are built and insulated for the winter weather. But, if your RV is a bit older and...
Tools and Supplies to Have on Hand for Your Collector Car
If you're like most classic car owners, you love carving out time to work on your car. But the last thing you need is to reach for a certain tool — then have to stop what you're doing and run to the auto parts store. Worse yet is when you're lacking a tool you need...
A Simple Winter RVing Checklist
Most people go RVing during the summer and end up missing out on the fun of winter sports. This year, plan to go RVing during the winter months. Load the snowmobiles up in the toy hauler or on the trailer and head out to your favorite campground and trails. But,...
8 Things You Should Know Before Driving Your RV on Ice
RVing in winter provides dozens of benefits and plenty of fun. You can enjoy beautiful landscapes, winter sports activities and smaller crowds during shoulder season. While rewarding, winter camping can be risky, too, especially with the Canadian weather conditions...
5 Things to Consider When Buying a Classic Car Online
With studies showing that shoppers are doing more of their purchases online than in stores, I think it’s a pretty safe assumption to make that everyone has bought something online or at the very least paid for something online. So it should come as no surprise that...
How to Make a Camp in the Winter
Camping in the winter means that you’ll have to take some extra time to prepare the site. Whether you are tent camping or RV camping, snow adds another level to setting up your site. Be sure to bring a snow shovel with you as you’ll need to dig out an area for the...
How to Take Care of Your Collector Car This Winter While Not in Use
A collector car deserves some pampering. Whether you're the type of collector who frequently drives their car around town — or the type of collector who keeps their vehicle under wraps the entire time — winter care can require a few adjustments. Here are some tips...
How to Dress for Winter Camping
You’ve heard of dressing in layers when it’s cold outside, but layers won’t keep you warm unless you have the right layers. When you layer correctly, you’ll be able to stay out for several hours, unless the temperature is severely cold. Layers not only keep you...
4 Types of Winter Shelters Fit for Camping Enthusiasts
Everyone knows that summer camping is a blast. With great weather, plenty of gorgeous views and basically every other outdoor enthusiast in the country vying for a camping spot –it can be glorious but also a bit crowded at times. With winter camping on the other...
4 Things to Consider When Choosing a Collector Car Storage Facility
Looking for a place to store your prized classic car can feel like slogging through molasses on a winter's day. Whether you're searching for winter storage or a year-round storage solution, you need a storage facility that's dependable, safe, and easy to access....
Must-Have RV Gear for the Winter Season
Camping in Canada can be a four-season experience. Beautiful serene landscapes and plenty of adventures invite you to head outdoors and have fun. The right gear, including winter RV accessories, ensure you stay warm and safe as you have fun camping and exploring...
9 Easy Tasks to Prep Your Home for Winter
The winter season brings frigid temperatures, deep snow and icy conditions that could cause damage to your home. As a homeowner, you can complete nine preventative and maintenance tasks during fall to protect your house during or after the upcoming winter storms....
What You Need to Know About RV Roof Damage
Did you know that water damage can reduce your RV's value? Just a small amount of water can wreak havoc on your roof faster than you can say "oops, I think I just brushed against that low-hanging tree branch." Whether caused by rain, a torn membrane, or a leaky...
The Best Mobile Apps for Canadian RVers
RVing is the ideal time to unplug and enjoy the peace, quiet and serenity of nature. Several apps for RV enthusiasts can make your adventures even more enjoyable, productive and exciting, though. Consider the benefits of 13 Canadian camping apps as you enhance your...
Hidden Costs to Budget for as a New Classic Car Owner
As you scrimp and save in hopes of buying that sweet classic car you’ve been yearning over, have you considered all the expenses that come with this purchase? There’s a lot more to it than simply saving up the purchase price plus a little for an extra tank of gas...
Simple Organization and Storage Solutions For Your RV
No matter how big your RV actually is, all it takes is a little bit of clutter to make the space feel tiny. To regain control over the space, you’ll have to make sure that everything has its own spot — and ends up back there in between uses. That’s much easier said...
9 Tips For Safely Transporting Your Classic Car
You may find yourself in a situation where you need to get your classic car to another location, and driving it there isn’t really an option for you. Perhaps you have an opportunity to purchase your classic dream car from another province or from our neighbours to...
How to Prepare Your Boat for the Fall and Winter
Once temperatures drop, wind picks up, and rain showers come your way, you just know that the boating season is officially over. With that, you might turn toward other hobbies, like going glamping, to stay busy through the fall and winter. But before you do, make...
Fall Is Here: It’s Time to Think About Your Collector Car Storage
Fall is officially here and do you know what that means? It’s time to get in a few stunning drives before the classic car season is over. Though, despite the memorable drives you’ll undoubtedly be taking to see the beautiful fall colours on long winding roads, we...
How To Keep Your RV’s HVAC System in Fantastic Shape
The last thing you need on your travels is sudden hiccups from your HVAC system that let the weather get the best of you. Thankfully, by regularly tackling simple DIY RV repair and maintenance tasks on your own, you can decrease the risk of problems arising. That...
In the Event of a Boating Accident or Claim
Proper boating safety is paramount in making sure that all your trips out onto the water end in great times and fun for everyone. But even while following all the boating safety tips you can, it’s still possible to end up in trouble. The same goes for towing and...
Renting An RV To Safely Travel This Fall
With concerns about safety clashing with the desire to get outside and travel, it's not surprising that many families are turning to RVs for the fall. The private and enclosed space allows you and your family to see the sights without worrying about disinfection...
8 Affordable Collector Cars for Under $40K
How often have you dreamed of attending the Okotoks Collector Car Auction in Alberta? Or the CCP Classic Car Auction in Ontario? Maybe you've dreamt of making the trip to Arizona for the Mecca of collector car auctions - the Barrett-Jackson Collector Car Auction in...
How To Avoid the Most Common Boat Insurance Claims
Just like with cars and other vehicles, boat ownership comes with its fair share of risks. You could end up in a collision with another watercraft while cruising across the water or just hit debris hiding under the surface. Even keeping your boat on its trailer is...
DIY Guide to Repairing Your Classic Car’s Headliner
Headliners are deceptively complicated. That perfectly smooth piece of fabric is supported by a fairly intricate combination of perfectly fitted boards and bows and a number of trim pieces. If there is a small tear or if your classic car headliner is kind of...
8 Best Fall Camping and RVing Destinations in Canada
Although summer has come to an end, that doesn’t mean that your RVing adventures have to. In fact, there are many camping destinations in Canada still open and accepting reservations through the fall months. With this guide, you can narrow down your list of RVing...
Automatic vs Manual Transmissions in Classic Cars
While it’s true that automatic transmissions were made with the idea of promoting pure driving enjoyment, without the worry of complicating the experience, some would argue that there is nothing that compares to downshifting into a tight corner and shifting up...
Make the Most of Your Accessible RVing Adventure
In recent years, many parks and campgrounds across Canada have finally started making accessibility a priority. To make their locations accessible for all, they have upgraded their trails, improved their accommodations, and even added activities. While out at...
Your Simple Collector Car Insurance Renewal Checklist
Although it is possible to just renew your insurance coverage without second thought, your collector car deserves a little more effort than that. By checking that its full value is covered and by all the right coverage types, you can effectively protect your...
RVing with Dogs: Making the Most of All Your Travels
RVing with dogs is always quite the adventure! You just have to take a few extra steps to make each trip fun for everyone. By doing so, you and your pets can explore side-by-side and make the most of all your travels. To help you prepare for your adventures, here’s...
Best Podcasts to Listen to on the Road
Although long scenic drives are always a blast, you can make them that much better by loading up a ton of podcasts before you hit the road. With that move, you are sure to keep everyone well entertained and having a great time as the kilometres pile up. To help you...
Your Guide on the Different Types of Collector Cars
When it comes to collector cars, everyone has a different opinion on what qualifies and which ones are the best. Ever-shifting parameters don’t help matters, making it difficult to pin down what cars actually fall into that category. And, as a result, the debate...
Overhauling Your Classic Car’s Engine for the First Time
You’ve had your classic car for a while now and every year, she just keeps purring right along. We like to think it’s because of your timely and tender annual maintenance that you perform with the precision of a Swiss clock and the kind touch of a medical...
5 Foolproof Foil Pack Recipes for RVers
With so many fun things to see and do while RVing, it hardly feels like there is any time to stop and make food. But you need to eat — and eat well — while camping out to keep up your energy for all your adventures. Thankfully, you can count on these foolproof foil...
Can I Make My Classic Car More Ergonomic?
For those of us who have spent time driving a classic vehicle, we know that it’s more about how we fit into the driver’s seat of the car than how the car fits us. Car designs and manufacturing have come a long way in the past few decades, namely in technological...
Taking A Glamping Trip For The First Time
Everyone does camping a little bit differently. Some head out to enjoy roughing it on Crown land and soaking in all the serene sights and sounds of nature. Others may seek out the most popular campgrounds in hopes of meeting new friends and enjoying activities with...
Why This Summer is the Best Time to Try RVing
Although the summertime always serves as an excellent time to go RVing, this summer is the best yet. With COVID-19 (coronavirus) increasing stress levels and keeping everyone home more than ever before, it is high time to take a break from it all. But, with social...
RVing with Kids: Making Memories to Last a Lifetime
RVing with kids can provide everyone with amazing memories to last a lifetime. But it does take a little extra preparation to keep stress levels low and pack tons of fun into every day. To get prepared for an amazing fun-filled experience, you can simply use the...
The Key to a Safe Summer of ATVing
Riding ATVs is an awesome way to spend the summer — as long as you take the right safety precautions, that is. Otherwise, piloting these powerful off-road vehicles could take a turn for the worse, resulting in serious injuries to riders, passengers, and even nearby...
Using an Induction Cooktop in Your RV for the First Time
When on the road or in camp there are usually only three options for dining: Go out (expensive); buy and then heat up pre-made foods (expensive and often with unwelcome additives); or cook for yourself from quality ingredients. (A fourth option is to shamelessly...
How To Clean & Protect Your Collector Car’s Interior
The collector car season is well on its way - and you know what that means! It's time to spruce up your trusty ride and start cleaning up your collector car's exterior and interior to prepare for its debut on the road. Not just any scrubbing will do, however. You...
Must-Have Tools That Every Full-Time RVer Swears By
As you prepare to head out onto the road full-time, do not forget to dig through your vehicle to verify you have all the right tools on hand. Even missing just one or two key items could quickly interrupt your travels, leaving you scrambling for a solution....
Enjoy a Safe Motorcycle Season with These 5 Simple Tips
Without seatbelts, airbags, and sheet metal to protect them, motorcycle riders are more likely to suffer fatal injuries in an accident. Even in non-fatal accidents, the injuries are often severe as motorcyclists are thrown from their bikes and onto the pavement....
8 Boating Safety Tips To Take To The Lake
Boating season is finally here — and that means getting ready to head out onto the water. Although you might want to go out the second the sun comes out, taking the time to get prepared will help make sure all your adventures go off without a hitch. With that move,...
Camping Games For Fun Under The Sun
Let’s face it – most of us are creatures of habit. Our routines are comfortable and comforting. Yet, we all have moments where we crave a change from our normal routines to make life more interesting or exciting. Whether it's trying a different campfire recipe,...
Why You Should Consider Rust-Proofing Your Collector Car
As a Canadian collector car enthusiast, you may think that rust-proofing your collector isn’t really all that important if you’re not driving it in the winter months. After all, we, the people of the north, have become accustomed to associating rust-proofing and...
RVing Essentials: What NOT To Forget When You Go Camping
As an outdoor enthusiast, whether you’re camping, hiking, hunting or fishing, it’s important to always remember that the wilderness can sometimes be dangerous and inconvenient. And if you’re not prepared for any contingencies and emergencies that might present...
Boost Your Classic Car’s Stereo with Bluetooth Connectivity
Any classic car owner knows that we have to be careful about which upgrades we allow to find their way into our classic vehicle. This goes for everything from more modern and efficient engine parts, to things that tend to be commonplace today. For example, today’s...
Everything You Need to Know About Cooking with Cast Iron
If we could list two key lessons we’ve learned about cooking in an RV, they’d be to: Incorporate basic cooking techniques every time Use multitasking kitchen tools In other words, we’ve learned that we don’t need lots of fancy equipment to prepare healthy,...
I Just Inherited a Classic Car. Now What?
When classic cars are passed through the family, they have to take an often-lengthy stop through probate. Through this process, the courts make sure you can take legal ownership of the vehicle in question and verifies it has a clear title. In Canada, probate...
How to Restore Shine on Your Vintage Vehicle’s Original Paint Job
Whether you’re getting your classic car ready for the show floor or you’re simply looking to restore the lustre from the factory original paint job, knowing how to detail your own vintage vehicle will save you money, make your car look fantastic and ensure the...
Quick Tips for Setting Up Your RV Campsite
Once you have found your ideal RV camping spot, it is time to learn how to get it all set up when you arrive. That way, you can quickly breeze through the steps and get on with the fun part. Use this guide to figure out how to proceed in setting up your RV...
Why You Should Annually Review Your Collector Car’s Value
Most vehicles tend to decline in value pretty quickly. While some models hold on better than others, average new cars depreciate by 20 to 30 percent after the end of the first year. After that, they may lose market value by about 15 percent each year. Clearly,...
Your Ultimate Guide to Motorcycle Insurance
Riding a motorcycle is more exhilarating than driving a car but it is also much more dangerous. All you can do is mitigate the increased risks by taking a safety course, using defensive driving tactics, and setting up a comprehensive insurance policy. With this...
Basics of Boat Insurance: How to Get the Coverage You Need
As a boat owner, you know full well the joys and pleasures of heading out on the water, whether you’re on a lake, a bay or running the ocean coastline. In Canada, we have a lot of water to explore. But as with any sport, boating does carry some risks. To really...
Ultimate Guide for Opening Your Cottage this Spring
For millions of families, cottages have been a relaxing place to get away for the last few decades. If you're one of the many people who own a cottage of your very own in the mountains, woods, or plains, you know it takes a little work each spring to get the...
Awning Maintenance Guide
One of the most popular to additions to any RV is the awning. Roll it out and put down a rug and you have an instant patio perfect for enjoying a picnic, reading a book in the shade, and welcoming guests into your summer home. However, being the most frequently...
How to Choose the Perfect RV Campsite
With the RV ready to go and everyone primed for adventure, all that is left to do is to choose the perfect campsite for your crew. Although it might be tempting to pick the first spot you see open, it is a good idea to put a little more thought into the selection...
Sustainable RV Living: How You Can Do Your Part To Be Eco-Friendly
Did you know that studies show 84 percent of Canadian travellers are interested in becoming more eco-friendly as they explore the great outdoors? Sustainable RV living is no longer a fad or a fringe idea, but something that many Canadians build their lifestyles...
Taking Your Collector Car Out of Winter Storage
Collector car storage during the severe winter months in Canada is essential. But spring is nearly upon us and that means it’s time to bring your favorite car out of winter hibernation. All you need to do is follow a few simple DIY steps to get your collector car...
Taking Your RV Out of Winter Storage
The long Canadian winter is nearly over and that means it’s time to bring your RV out of storage and prepare for a full season of adventure on the open road. Proper RV storage is essential for those who aren’t traveling in the colder months, and if you’ve already...
DIY RV Maintenance Guide
While most Canadians store their RVs over the winter and focus on other outdoor fun, the return of spring means it’s time to bring the fifth wheel or camper back out to play. Whether you’re planning to head to Jasper National Park, Similkameen Valley, or somewhere...
What You Need To Know When Financing An RV For The First Time
Buying an RV is a major life decision. For many households, a new recreational vehicle may be the second biggest purchase they make--after a house, of course. Luckily, whether you attend a local RV show or purchase from a dealership, it is often possible to finance...
Tips for Attending Your Local RV Show
Will you be attending one or more RV shows this year? January officially marks the beginning of RV show season across the country, making now the ideal time to brush up on the best buying tips and plan your trip. Staying up to date with RV show best practices and...
Storing Your RV for Winter
Now that fall is upon us; it’s time to get your RV ready for winter storage. Even if you plan on using it once or twice during the winter season, you should get it ready to protect it from the cold. If you store your RV in a climate-controlled storage area, you...
Canadian Snowbird Checklist
Canadians are a hardy lot, but there are limits to how much cold and snow we can take. In fact, an increasing number of us are spending at least part of our winter season traveling south to the U.S. or Mexico. Affectionately known as “Snowbirds” many of these...
Winter is Coming: How to Prepare Yourself and Your RV
Winter typically harkens a slow wind-down of the camping season all across Canada. The upshot of owning an RV, however, is that you can enjoy a comfortable camping experience well into the fall. As the brisk air of autumn takes over, however, you'll want to take...
The Ultimate Guide for Fall Camping
The Ultimate Guide for Fall Camping So you didn't get out as much as you would have wanted to this season. And now autumn is peaking around the corner. Days are shortening. Your breath lingers in the brisk morning air momentarily before dispersing. So do you pack...
When Buying a Pre-Owned RV
Buying a brand new RV can be an expensive investment. So, why not consider buying a used one? Not only are they more cost effective, but they can also be reliable if you follow our tips to help you purchase just the right pre-owned RV: 1. Borrow or Rent an RVBefore...
Travel Trailer Designs with Room for Your Large Family
Exploring the highways, parks, and attractions across Canada in your RV has been your family's favorite summer entertainment for years. Now there is yet another child and your family of six has now outgrown your entry-level trailer. Is it possible to find a trailer...
RV Insurance Myths Debunked
There are many commonly held misconceptions about RV insurance. As someone who is new to the world of RVing, you need to know what bumps in the road a bad policy can pose. Read on to learn how you can ensure that your future RV is fully protected by busting some of...
Retiring in Your RV: A Future of Adventure and Comfort
You have always dreamed of spending a year on the road in your RV, or perhaps you have the desire to sell the house and go mobile. More retirees are exploring the possibilities of going full-time in their travel trailer, fifth-wheel, or motorhome. Is it feasible?...
So You’re Trying to Get Into the RVing Lifestyle?
Millions of people around the world are taking up RVing, with its lure of the open road, freedom from the constraints of modern society, and the camaraderie of fellow enthusiasts. Luckily, it’s never been easier for beginners to get involved in this special...
Packing Your Perfect “Outdoor Adventure” Bag
Living in Canada gives us lots of opportunities to get outside and explore. Whether it’s Alberta, Ontario, New Brunswick, or any of our other remarkable provinces, you’ll want to have the essentials on hand to adventure out on a moment’s notice. What...
RV Insurance vs Regular Auto Insurance
RV insurance is definitely a necessity whether you use it for family vacations, frequent travel, or if you’re living the RV full-timer lifestyle. When you set out to insure your recreational vehicle, or RV, you may have questions. And quite frankly, it can be...
DIY Maintenance for Collector Cars
Maintenance and upkeep of collector cars can be quite costly. Whether you own an antique or classic, modified, or a modern collector, the more you run them, the higher these maintenance costs will become. Learning to do some maintenance yourself, though, can save...
So You’re Trying to Get into the Collector Car Hobby?
If you want to do more than admire collector vehicles from afar, then we have great news. It’s actually quite easy to get into the collector car hobby. You just need to know where to find like-minded enthusiasts online and in your area. Use these helpful tips to...
How To Plan A Last Minute Camping Trip
In a perfect world, your plan to take a camping trip would be laid out well in advance of the departure date. You’d have chosen your itinerary and destinations carefully and made the appropriate site reservations, ensuring that you’ll have access to all the best...
Common Mistakes by RV Newbies
Owning an RV, whether it's a motorhome or a type of trailer, has its fair share of challenges. Unlike what most RV newbies think, RVing isn't simply putting the key in the ignition and taking off for the week for relaxation, exploration or fishing. There are some...