Resources & Articles
Practical insurance guides, downloads, and audio for Saskatchewan, grouped by the type of coverage.
Insuring Where You Live — Spring 2026 Home & Condo Guide
Why premiums keep climbing in Regina, what condo and tenant policies actually cover, and steps to protect your home before you travel.
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Home, Condo & Tenant Insurance — Part 1
A plain-language walkthrough of how home, condo, and tenant coverage works in Saskatchewan.
MP3 · Part 1 of 2
Home, Condo & Tenant Insurance — Part 2
Condo coverage gaps, tenant liability, and travelling with peace of mind.
MP3 · Part 2 of 2
Winter Home Insurance Tips
Winter in Saskatchewan can be harsh, with heavy snow, freezing temperatures, and icy conditions that increase the risk of home damage. Our winter home insurance tips can help you protect your property, reduce claims, and ensure your insurance coverage works when you need it most. Campbell & Haliburton Insurance offers guidance on how to prepare
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Home Damage Prevention
As temperatures have been warming up, it is a good idea to take stock of your home and determine if there are any issues which have arisen over the winter and spring melt. Look over your basement, exterior of your home, and check for cracks on interior walls from settling or ground movement. Were those
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Summer Storm Safety Tips
In this blog, Regina's Campbell & Haliburton Insurance own, Dave Arnold explores the topic of summer storms. He explains some of the most necessary summer storm safety tips. Summer Storm Safety Tips Weather forecasts aside – I smell storms coming before I see them. There’s a tang in the air and a heaviness
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Wild Fires and Your Coverage
In this article, Campbell & Haliburton Insurance's own, Blaine Petrie, explores wild fires and your coverage. Blaine first explains some necessary safety tips when it comes to wild fires, as well as what you should do for insurance purposes. Most importantly, make sure to have insurance! Wild Fires and Your Coverage Every year
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The Basics of Home Insurance
In this blog, Campbell & Haliburton Insurance's own, Daryl Arendt, explains the basics of home insurance, such as those complicated terms! What Are The Basics of Home Insurance? How do I determine how much to insure my home for? Let’s face it, deciding what value to insure your home at can be
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When Disaster Strikes
Happy Anniversary I guess… December 3, 2019 marks 5 years since my home in Regina Beach blew up. In this blog, I want to share my story on when disaster strikes. My hope is that this tale will highlight the importance of insurance. What Happened? Well, the house two doors up from mine
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Winter Holidays in Saskatchewan
Okay, it’s cold. It’s Saskatchewan and it’s winter. If we can, we want to get away somewhere warm. Sipping a cold beverage pool side or on the beach. Well, that’s the life during winter holidays! After your break, you come home. A friend even picks you up at the airport with winter jackets and a
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Rental Property Insurance
You have purchased a rental property. Fantastic! If managed correctly a rental property can be a great stream of income. So, are you ready to go? Lease? Check. Tenants screened? Done. Property manager secured? Yes. What about rental property insurance? In this blog, we're going to unpack what you need to know about rental home
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Home Insurance Claim Process
There are many reasons why you may need to make a property claim. After a storm, your sewage could back up into your basement. Your home could be burglarized and/or vandalized. A fire could destroy your kitchen. A tree or a vehicle could damage your property. The amount you receive for your loss will depend on the
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Tips on Interviewing a Contractor
What are some tips on interviewing a contractor in Regina? The Canadian Home Builders Association recommends interviewing potential contractors to understand their qualifications, references, suggestions for your project and an estimate of costs with a timeline of when the project could begin and when it would be finished. Possible Questions for Interviewing a Contractor
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