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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
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June 28 is National Insurance Awareness Day, and InsureBC Squamish is joining the call from the Canadian Insurance Services Regulatory Organizations (CISRO) to remind Canadians to review their insurance policies annually. It's a simple way to ensure your coverage keeps up with changes in your home, lifestyle, and
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Local Insurance. Smarter Tools. Same Trusted Team. We’re excited to launch the new InsureBC Squamish website — giving you faster, easier access to the coverage you need, right from your phone or computer. Based in Squamish Station, we’ve proudly served the Sea to Sky community with personalized insurance solutions