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We’re proud to be a Bronze Sponsor of the Founders Cup 2026! This national Junior B Tier 1 Box Lacrosse Championship is bringing some of the best young lacrosse talent from across the country right here to Saint John! We’re so excited to see our city host such an incredible tournament, and we can’t wait to cheer on the teams and take in some action at TD Station. Best of luck to all the athletes, coaches, and teams competing! See you at the rink!

As wildfire activity continues across Canada, the federal government has released its latest national update on the 2026 wildfire season. The update outlines current wildfire activity, response efforts, and ongoing coordination with provinces, territories, Indigenous communities, and emergency partners.

A fire can sweep through a commercial building with surprising speed. The sooner the flames are put out, the less fire damage there will be to your property. But water damage from firefighting efforts can sometimes cause just as much destruction as the fire itself.

Following recent flooding in the Ottawa region, as well as many other parts of the country like Manitoba, Saskatchewan and Alberta, the Insurance Bureau of Canada is reminding Canadians of the importance of understanding their insurance coverage before disaster strikes.

Hailstorms can strike fast and cause serious damage in minutes, from cracked windows and dented siding to battered roofs and vehicles. A few smart precautions before severe weather hits can help protect your home, limit repairs, and reduce disruption. Use these tips to lower your risk of hail damage.

As flood season continues across Canada, the Insurance Bureau of Canada (IBC) is urging governments, communities and property owners to act now. Flood and water-related insured losses have risen more than 350% over the past two decades, making flooding Canada’s most frequent and costly natural disaster.

Federal, provincial and territorial emergency management ministers met recently to prepare for Canada’s 2026 wildfire and flood season, reinforcing the need for coordinated readiness as severe weather risks grow.