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Today, Bob Keays is joined by his assistant-purrrrfessor, Cookie, because we’re having a water-damage pop quiz!
Getting Homeowners to act before the flood. From 1983 to 2002 insured losses from natural catastrophes in Canada averaged $400,000 million a year. Over the last decade that number has been over $1 Billion a year and in 2018 Canada saw close to $2 Billion in insured damages. Take the quiz to make sure you are protected. If you are a client and want to know if you have the right coverage, give us a call at 1-866-273-2911. If you are not a customer and want a quote visit our website at https://www.higginsinsurance.ca/quote.html
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 This week, September 23-29, 2019, is Rail Safety Week. Today we are very happy to have the opportunity to interview Lorrie Johnston. Lorrie does amazing work promoting Rail Safety in Eastern Canada and Maine, USA. Lorrie is the Operation LifeSaver, Maritime Safety Steering Committee Chair.
We at Higgins Insurance believe in education, prevention, and creating awareness, to help prevent injuries. To that end, we invite you to read, and share, the following interview with Lorrie.  In 2019, we are highlighting certain occupations as part of our Social Media Education Platform. We are doing this to help grade 11, 12 and college students, so they can think ahead and do research on what they are really want to do.
So far we have interviewed a Speech Language Pathologist, Bike Shop Manager, Correctional Officer, Social Worker, 911 Operator, Police Officer, Nurse, Teacher, Educational Support Staff, Radiation Therapist, Lifeguard, Firefighter, Musical Professional, Paramedic, Engineer, Medical Laboratory Professional, a career in Acting, working for Non-profits, Dental Hygienist, and Marketing professional. We discussed the reality of their day to day work and asked them for advice on succeeding in the field. Check out these interviews by visiting our “Student Career Resource Hub”.  In 2019, we are highlighting certain occupations as part of our Social Media Education Platform. We are doing this to help grade 11, 12 and college students ,so they can think ahead and do research on what they are really want to do.
So far we have interviewed a Bike Shop Manager, Correctional Officer, a Social Worker, 911 Operators, Police Officers, Nurses, Teachers, Educational Support Staff, Radiation Therapists, a Lifeguard, a Firefighter, a Musical Professional, Paramedics, Engineers, a Medical Laboratory Professional, a career in Acting, working for Non-profits, Dental Hygienists, and a Marketing professional. We discussed the reality of their day to day work and asked them for advice on succeeding in the field.  Photo Credit: Stay and Grow Facebook Page Stay and Grow is a network of committed individuals and organizations that facilitate meaningful connections with new residents to Saint John. Their Mission is to ATTRACT new people to Saint John, ENHANCE the newcomer experience in Saint John, and to RETAIN these folks as permanent members of our Saint John community.
Here are our interviews with the founding members of Stay & Grow:
Thank you Heather, Jiaojao, and Li, for taking the time to tell us more about Stay & Grow.  In 2019, we are highlighting certain occupations as part of our Social Media Education Platform. We are doing this help grade 11, 12 and college students so they can think ahead and do research on what they are really getting into.
So far we have interviewed a Correctional Officer, a Social Worker, 911 Operators, Police Officers, Nurses, Teachers, Educational Support Staff, Radiation Therapists, a Lifeguard, a Firefighter, a Musical Professional, Paramedics, Engineers, a Medical Laboratory Professional, a career in Acting, working for Non-profits, Dental Hygienists, Marketing professional. We discussed the reality of their day to day work and asked them for advice on succeeding in the field.  In 2019, we are highlighting certain occupations as part of our Social Media Education Platform. We are doing this help grade 11, 12 and college students so they can think ahead and do research on what they are really getting into.
So far we have interviewed a Correctional Officer, a Social Worker, 911 Operators, Police Officers, Nurses, Teachers, Educational Support Staff, Radiation Therapists, a Lifeguard, a Firefighter, a Musical Professional, Paramedics, Engineers, a Medical Laboratory Professional, a career in Acting, working for Non-profits, Dental Hygienists. We discussed the reality of their day to day work and asked them for advice on succeeding in the field.  In 2019, we are highlighting certain occupations as part of our Social Media Education Platform. We are doing this help grade 11, 12 and college students so they can think ahead and do research on what they are really getting into.
 Summer is a time for soaking up the sun and having fun. For most people, that means one thing – road trips.
There’s nothing quite like cruising along the highways or the dirt roads, exploring the world, and making memories on the move. When the weather’s perfect and they finally get time off, many people are eager to plan out their road trip. Today we’ll explore strategies you can use to get the most out of your summer road trip and divide our list into three categories. The first is how to keep yourself safe, the second is how to keep your trip on track, and the third is how to get maximum enjoyment while you’re gone.  There’s something unmatchable about the great outdoors. No matter where go, you just can’t substitute fresh air, sunshine, and the beauty of nature.
Unfortunately, not all of nature is beautiful. At least in how they relate to humans, ticks are pests. When you’re outdoors, the sun and the scenery aren’t all you’re surrounded by. You may also be around ticks, which could get on your clothes or even your body. That’s bad enough on its own. Add in the fact these arachnids can spread illnesses like Lyme disease and makes it critical to avoid them. Here are some tips to help you stay safe and tick free. |
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