CTV News Northern Ontario - CAA Tip of The Month

Whether your ideal winter escape involves relaxing somewhere warm, visiting family across the country or finally exploring a destination on your list, getting away can be one of the best ways to break up the season.

On this edition of Ask an Expert, Tessah Seeley of Sudbury Windows & Doors explains the 3 types of door weather stripping.

CAA advises long-stay travellers to choose one base, pack for all weather, get local SIMs and travel insurance & embrace local culture for an authentic escape.

From long weekends at the cottage to cross-province adventures, summer in Canada means road trip season. For many of us, there's nothing quite like loading up the car and hitting the open road.

CAA's Better Mortgage Protection is portable life insurance tied to the homeowner, not the mortgage.

Canadians are swapping quick-hit European tours for slower, more immersive stays this winter. CAA now offers apartment-style getaways in Portugal, Spain & Italy

CAA has tips for your unforgettable summer road trip. The association says plan ahead, prep your vehicle and save on gas—then hit the road.

Whether you're retiring after years in the workforce, stepping away from a job, or starting a business of your own, one thing these transitions have in common is that your workplace health and dental benefits won't follow you.

Canada’s seniors are living longer. CAA recommends you protect your health now to enjoy those extra years.

With the rise of AI-powered tools, travel planning has never been more accessible. You can research destinations, compare prices, and map out itineraries in a matter of minutes. In fact, a recent study by Pacific Blue Cross found that nearly half of Canadians are already using AI to help plan their trips.

CAA advises travellers to build flexibility into their schedules, use an eSIM, customize itineraries & speak with a CAA travel consultant for seamless trips.

Julie Beun from CAA offers some fuel-saving tips, such as avoiding idling, inflating tires, watching speed and using pricing apps like GasBuddy.

The days are getting longer and the sun is shining brighter, which can only mean one thing: cycling season is here.

Tessa Seeley of Sudbury Windows & Doors advises homeowners on summer prep, recommending Low-E glass or vinyl coloured windows and steel-reinforced patio doors.

After winter’s toll on your vehicle, experts say spring maintenance is key. CAA advises swapping a series of maintenance checks to get road ready.