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Seismic experts say we can expect a major destructive earthquake in British Columbia. We don’t know when this will happen. But we do live in a region where some of the largest earthquakes in the world occur. Click here for your Preparedness Guide

If an emergency happens in your community, it may take emergency workers some time to reach you. You should be prepared to take care of yourself and your family for a minimum of 72 hours. Learn how quick and easy it is to become better prepared to […]

To Avoid Lengthy Delays due to Road Construction Visit: DriveBC.ca For Up-to-Date BC Weather Reports Visit: Weatheroffice.gc.ca To Avoid the Danger in High Crash Zones throughout BC Visit ICBC’s New Crash Maps: www.icbc.com/about-ICBC/news_room/icbc_facts For more information on Provincial Highway Conditions contact the Ministry of Transportation: Supervisor, Provincial […]

Summer Auto Service Specials Premier Automotive Transmissions is the only BCAA Approved Transmission Repair Shop in Richmond specializing in Transmission and Clutch Repair along with General Automotive Repairs. If you’d like to see a well-maintained car, check out there 1919 Ford 4-Door Model T Convertible shown below, […]

Winter Risks At LPI we want to help you minimize your insurance risk year round. Winter is coming and with higher than average snowfall estimates being forecast it’s time to start thinking about winterizing your home, car and family. Check out these links with timely tips on […]

Experts agree – there is no question whether or not the lower mainland will have a major earthquake – the only question is.. when? The links and video below will help you and your family prepare for this event. We are being told that in light of […]

Prevent Wildfires Many fires occur in spring and early summer when human activity increases. Grass burning and spring cleanup fires occasionally escape control and result in wildfires. When summer arrives, the number of people in the woods increases and as they travel, recreationalists can accidentally cause fires. […]