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Businesses in Squamish are increasingly relying on digital tools to manage daily operations. From mobile payments to remote work and cloud-based systems, technology plays a central role in how local businesses operate. While this improves flexibility and efficiency, it also increases exposure to cyber risk—especially for businesses without dedicated
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Living in Squamish means your motorcycle isn’t just transportation—it’s part of your lifestyle. From quick rides up the Sea-to-Sky to full weekend adventures, every trip is different. Your insurance should be just as adaptable. Built for Seasonal Riding At InsureBC Squamish, we offer coverage that transitions with
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InsureBC Squamish will be closed this Friday for Good Friday. While our office is closed, you can still reach out by email or leave us a message, and we will get back to you as soon as we reopen. Wishing you a safe and enjoyable long weekend.
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With continued growth and development in Squamish, construction costs have been steadily increasing—mirroring a national trend of nearly 25% growth in rebuild costs over the past several years. While property values often get the most attention, replacement cost is just as important—and often overlooked. Your home insurance is
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Across BC, strata corporations are significantly increasing water damage deductibles. Many buildings now carry deductibles of $100,000 or more. If a water loss originates from your unit, you may be responsible for that deductible amount. Unfortunately, many condo policies still carry lower deductible assessment limits. That difference can leave
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Happy Family Day, Squamish! Whether you’re heading outdoors or enjoying a slower day at home, we hope you’re getting to spend meaningful time with your favourite people. Long weekends are a great reminder to pause and recharge. We’re here whenever you need insurance support.
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f you live or drive in Squamish, chances are you spend a lot of time on highways, mountain roads, and busy corridors connecting the Sea-to-Sky. With that comes an increased need to understand how your auto insurance actually works — especially when it comes to injuries after a crash. That’s
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Indoor air and water quality are often overlooked, but they directly affect how comfortable and efficient your home feels day to day. Small changes can make a noticeable difference without major upgrades. Fresh air circulation is key. Keeping vents clear, changing filters regularly, and reducing sources of indoor pollutants can
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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