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As the summer season comes to a close and autumn sets in, marina owners and operators need to start preparing their businesses for the upcoming winter months. Winter poses unique challenges for marinas, especially in colder climates like Canada where boats are stored and maintenance activities are crucial to ensure the safety and security of vessels. To help marina owners and operators navigate this seasonal transition, we have compiled essential tips and insights to ready your marina for winter.

Summer adventures are coming to an end and kids across the country are getting ready for the new school year ahead — and so are all the bus drivers and child chauffeurs (a.k.a. parents). When you hit the road on the first day of school (and all the days after that), keep these tips in mind for a safe ride:

Many have grown accustomed to the work from home life in recent years. More Canadians want to work remotely, which provides opportunity for digital nomads who seek a flexible work-life balance. Remote work allows for flexibility in scheduling, more time with family, and increased productivity during peak hours.

With data breaches on the rise, companies have tightened their information security measures, shoring up their computer systems and locking down their networks. Now, instead of attempting to enter through an increasingly fortified front door, hackers are searching for new gaps that leave companies vulnerable to cyber attacks. Many revolve around the person behind the computer instead of the system itself.

There's nothing like sitting on your property under the shade of beautiful trees. The trees in your yard can enhance your property, provide shade and offer abundant environmental benefits. However, trees can also pose a safety hazard to your family, property, and home if you do not inspect or maintain them regularly.

Cottage season is here, Ontario! If you own a cottage, the time has come to start preparing to open it for the season. Cue all the starry nights, beach days, and campfires with friends and family to come.