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Insurdinary Editorial Team

Our editorial team consists of licensed Group Benefits Brokers, collectively covering various regions and accumulating over two decades of combined experience. Their mission is to aid individuals and businesses in navigating the complex insurance landscape.

One of our members, a Co-Founder, possesses extensive knowledge of the insurance sector. Apart from his professional responsibilities, he enjoys fatherhood and has a passionate interest in basketball. He remains vigilant about political changes and emerging Insur-Tech trends.

Another invaluable member, who has been a licensed Group Benefits Broker since 2003, serves as the founder and CEO of our organization. His deep industry insight and strong leadership reinforce our commitment to providing invaluable insights. Beyond insurance, his interests include financial markets, politics, documentaries, and environmental pursuits, enriching our content with diverse perspectives.

Completing our team, our Content Manager plays a crucial role in shaping our editorial direction. With a keen understanding of evolving insurance and finance-related trends, she facilitates seamless collaborations with our internal authors and content creators, ensuring our content remains current and relevant.

Together, our editorial team is dedicated to producing informative, insightful, and engaging content, keeping you informed about insurance and beyond.

Latest Articles

Warning Signs Your Identity Has Been Stolen and What to Do Next

September 12, 2025

Identity theft strikes millions of Canadians each year, often leaving victims scrambling to repair the damage long after criminals have […]

What to Know Before You Apply for a Balance Transfer Credit Card in Canada

September 11, 2025

Whether you’re looking to simplify your credit card payments or consolidate high-interest debt, a balance transfer credit card may help you […]

How to Speak Canadian: Slang, Phrases & Politeness Tips

September 5, 2025

To speak Canadian, use common slang like "eh," "double-double," "toque," and "loonie," and show politeness by saying "sorry," "please," and "thank you" often. It’s about mixing unique phrases with friendly manners.

Top 5 Best Places to Live in Newfoundland & Labrador

September 3, 2025

The best places to live in Newfoundland in 2025 are St. John’s, Brigus & Cupids, Corner Brook, Mount Pearl, and Conception Bay South, offering a mix of affordability, coastal beauty, and strong community living.

How to Pick the Right Trading Course in Canada

August 27, 2025

Every Canadian who’s serious about trading should consider education a necessity, not an option. The financial markets are complicated, ever-changing, […]

How Digital Marketing and Web Development Can Grow an Insurance Agency

August 26, 2025

Insurance protects people from the financial stress of unforeseen circumstances. Having this safety net is crucial; without it, people might […]

Protecting Seniors Travelers With Personal GPS Tracking Devices

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Travel is one of life’s greatest pleasures, and many seniors embrace it with enthusiasm. Whether it’s a solo journey through […]

Top 5 Best Places to Live in Yukon

The best places to live in Yukon in 2025 include Whitehorse for jobs and services, Dawson City for culture, Haines Junction for nature, Watson Lake for affordability, and Carmacks for quiet living.

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Dieppe, Fredericton, Moncton, Riverview, and Rothesay remain top choices in 2025. Each offers affordability, strong communities, and quality living. Your best pick depends on whether you value culture, education, career growth, or quiet family life.

Best Places to Live in PEI – Top Cities and Towns

August 24, 2025

PEI is one of Canada’s most scenic provinces, offering affordable living, safe communities, and diverse lifestyles. From bustling Charlottetown to quiet Souris, there’s a perfect town for families, professionals, and retirees alike.

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