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A new year in Squamish means fresh starts, new plans, and plenty of adventure. From the mountains to the ocean, life here is anything but ordinary—and your insurance shouldn’t be either. At InsureBC Squamish, we’re proud to help protect the homes, vehicles, and businesses that make this
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As 2026 approaches, it’s a great time for Squamish residents to review all their insurance policies. Whether it’s home, auto, life, business, travel, or any other type of coverage, ensuring you’re properly insured protects you, your family, and your assets in the year ahead. Things to check:
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Squamish residents know that winter here is different — colder than Vancouver, wetter than Whistler, and unpredictable from one week to the next. At InsureBC Squamish, we help homeowners and drivers prepare for the unique challenges of Sea-to-Sky winters. How Squamish Weather Creates Insurance Risks With frequent snowfall, heavy rain, and
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Living in Squamish means owning gear—good gear. Whether it’s mountain bikes, ski equipment, climbing gear, specialty tools, or handcrafted art from local makers, many households here have valuable items that aren’t fully covered under standard home insurance. Why Your Gear Might Not Be Fully Covered Home insurance
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As Halloween approaches, InsureBC Squamish reminds everyone to stay visible, safe, and smart on the roads. With more pedestrians and cyclists out after dark, a few simple precautions can make all the difference. Safety Tips: * Be bright: Add reflective tape, flashlights, or glow sticks to costumes. * Stay alert: Cross only
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In Squamish, Thanksgiving carries a special kind of beauty — the crisp air, the mountain backdrop, and the comfort of gathering with loved ones after a busy year. At InsureBC Squamish, we’re grateful for the trust our clients place in us and for the opportunity to help protect the people
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As we approach September 30th, the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation — also known as Orange Shirt Day — we want to share our reflections and commitment ahead of this important day. This is a time for all Canadians to reflect, learn, and honour the children who never returned home, Survivors
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In the Sea-to-Sky region, we’re no strangers to the power of nature. From earthquakes, flooding and wildfires to landslides, severe events can cause major damage in our communities. While many people expect government programs to provide full recovery support, Disaster Financial Assistance (DFA) is far more limited than most
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The September long weekend is a perfect time to get outside and enjoy the beauty of BC before fall sets in. Many people take this opportunity to head out on one last camping trip, enjoy a hike, or travel to see family and friends. With extra vehicles on the Sea-to-Sky
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Living in Squamish means enjoying the mountains, ocean, and an active lifestyle — but even in paradise, unexpected events can happen. Many people believe their home or auto insurance will cover them in any situation, but every policy has a limit. Once that limit is reached, you could be responsible for
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In Squamish, earthquakes aren’t just a distant possibility — they’re something to plan for. That’s the purpose behind The Big If: what if an earthquake happens, and your insurance doesn’t cover what you expected? Many homeowners assume their standard policy protects them in the event of an
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The Canada Day long weekend is a time for celebrating — with barbecues, fireworks, and time spent outdoors in beautiful places like Squamish. It’s also a time to be mindful of fire risks that can quickly turn a good time into a dangerous situation. To help you enjoy the day