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top costly mistakes canadians make with vacant homes
Vacant Dwelling

Top 5 Costly Mistakes Canadians Make With Vacant Homes

Leaving a home vacant for 30 to 60 days can create serious coverage gaps. Most standard home insurance policies limit or remove key protections during vacancy. This guide explains the top mistakes homeowners make and why vacant home insurance Canada is essential for preventing costly losses and ensuring your property remains fully protected.

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vacant property insurance canada the protection most property owners overlook
Vacant Dwelling

Vacant Property Insurance Canada: The Protection Most Property Owners Overlook

Vacant property insurance Canada is essential when a home sits unoccupied for 30 to 60 days. Standard home insurance often reduces or removes coverage during vacancy, leaving owners exposed to risks like water damage, vandalism and liability. As vacancy levels rise across Canadian markets, the right policy ensures your property stays protected and financially secure while unoccupied.

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sid-cohennavi
Press Release

Welcoming Sid CohenNavi to Approved Casualty and Surety

Approved Casualty and Surety proudly welcomes Sid CohenNavi as our new Senior Underwriter. With over 15 years of experience in commercial underwriting and risk management, Sid brings deep expertise across construction, manufacturing, energy, and specialty sectors. His unique mix of technical insight, broker collaboration, and data-driven precision will help strengthen our commitment to intelligent, customized insurance solutions.

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