With e-bikes becoming increasingly popular, it is important to be aware of the insurance restrictions that exist in Saskatchewan. All e-bikes in the province are limited to a maximum of 500 watts of power and their maximum speed cannot exceed 32 km/h. If you own an e-bike, it is important to let your broker know…
Climate change and increasing rebuild costs are driving up home insurance costs in Canada. It’s no secret that home insurance rates are on the rise in Canada. With homeowners feeling the pinch across the county, it’s important to understand why rates are going up and what your options are to help keep your insurance premium…
City of Chernivtsi now caring for 150,000+ displaced people SASKATOON, SASKATCHEWAN – April 14, 2022 – Community and business leaders are uniting behind a fundraising effort to purchase and transport vital equipment and supplies to Saskatoon’s sister city in Ukraine following an urgent request for help sent to Mayor Charlie Clark from Chernivtsi Mayor…
Rayner Agencies is proud to partner with Hart AED CPR First Aid training to put on a fundraiser to support Ukraine. On Sunday, April 3rd, we will be offering CPR & AED C classes at 810 Central Ave in Saskatoon with 100% of the proceeds going to Ukraine. We will be offering classes in the…
According to the Public Health Agency of Canada, coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19) is caused by a type of coronavirus that can spread from person to person and cause respiratory illness. The majority of patients with COVID-19 experience mild to moderate respiratory illness with the following symptoms: Some patients, including the elderly and those with compromised…
With the EDC’s two new financing initiatives to help small and medium sized businesses overcome the challenges of COVID-19, we wanted to ensure you are aware of the financing that may be available to your organization. The Canadian Emergency Business Account (CEBA) offers up to $40,000 in interest free loans to eligible micro and small…
To our Valued Clients, As the number of cases of novel coronavirus (COVID-19) continue to rise in Canada, rest assured we are doing what we can, individually and within our office, to stop the spread of this virus. Navigating these uncertain times is not always easy. The risk COVID-19 poses to the health of our…
Cyber security threats and trends are constantly evolving as technology continues to advance at an alarming pace. As such, it’s imperative for organizations to assess their data protection practices regularly and make achievable cyber security resolutions to help protect themselves from costly breaches: This article is for informational purposes only and is not intended as…
Ridesharing has been growing in popularity and has expanded across Canada into multiple cities. After years of waiting, rideshare services are finally running in Saskatoon! They bring a welcome alternative to taxis and public transportation to the city, as well as an income opportunity for those who want to operate as a rideshare driver. Uber,…
Whether it’s a house, a townhouse, or an apartment, homeownership is a point of pride for Canadians. The benefits of owning far outweigh those of renting, but ownership has its own set of financial challenges. When a renter’s HVAC, appliances, or other home systems fail, it’s inconvenient, but the financial burden falls on the owner,…