Samantha Lemna
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RVing Alberta’s Highwood Pass & Kananaskis Trail
The highest paved road in Canada, Highwood Pass reaches over 2200 meters of elevation. It offers…
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It’s the Time of the Season for… De-Winterizing Your RV!
It has been a long winter, full of unseasonably cold temperatures and extreme weather, but spring…
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How to Protect Water When Camping in Alberta
Alberta is fortunate to have abundant lakes, rivers, wetlands, and groundwater. It’s important to protect these water…
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Getting Your Motorcycle Back on the Road
After conflicting reports from Groundhogs, it appears that spring is upon us in BC. And you…
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How to Save Money Camping in Alberta
Despite its low-cost reputation, camping in Alberta can get expensive quickly. You’re paying for campsites, passes,…
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There’s Insurance for That: Medical Malpractice
We have all heard of malpractice – it is often the villain in episodes of soapy…
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Where to Camp for Free in Alberta
Camping can be an affordable option for adults or families to enjoy rest, relaxation and recreation.…
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Baby, You Can Drive My Car… But First Let Me Update My Insurance
Are you the friend with the car? Are you the person with the truck that everyone…
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RVing the Icefields Parkway
Stretching 288 kilometres between Banff and Jasper, the Icefields Parkway is one of the most spectacular…
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Winter Preparedness Checklist for Alberta Businesses
Winter in Alberta can hit hard. It can also arrive early, stay late, and involve huge…
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How to Maintain RV Batteries
Maintaining your RV is important to save you money long term and keep your RV operating…
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Insurance for Canadian Snowbirds
Many Canadians head to warmer climates to escape the long, cold winter. Whether they go for…
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Pollution Liability Insurance: What You Need to Know
It’s not always the first thing we think of when we think insurance, but liability coverage…
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How to Deal with Ice Damming on Your RV
Ice damming is when there is a buildup of ice, snow and water on the roof…
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How to Prevent RV Theft in Alberta
Many Albertan enjoy camping and are mostly able to get along with their neighbours, whether they’re…