Mellor Chris Insurance Brokers Ltd

06/30/2025

Cruel but funny.

Name it

05/26/2025

Happy heavenly birthday for Trevor John Harris. We still miss you. ❤️❤️❤️

03/11/2025

Tesla’s sales dropped 45% in January 2025, with just 9,945 units sold, pressuring its stock, which is already down 23% this month. Struggles extend globally as demand weakens and price cuts increase.
To boost sales, Tesla slashed Cybertruck prices by up to $6,000, but its ineligibility for EV tax credits and unsold inventory raise concerns about consumer interest.

06/12/2024

Apple made this nice video of my dear friend Cathy McEwen so I’m sharing it. Love you Cathy ❤️

02/10/2023

A Red Barn restaurant in Toronto in the 1970s.

02/08/2023

Not even the cold stops the Falls 🌅🌊🤩

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01/03/2020

Changes to current laws that will take effect in 2020 in Ontario as reported by CTV News-
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No more out-of-country health insurance coverage

The Ontario government’s move to scrap its out-of-country health insurance takes effect on Jan. 1. This means that Ontarians who fall ill while travelling can no longer claim the $400-a-day maximum coverage for inpatient emergency care and the $50-a-day maximum allowed for emergency outpatient services (such as an MRI or a CAT scan) that, until now, were provided by OHIP.

The provincial government has defended its decision by saying that the OHIP coverage was minimal and “inefficient,” given the high cost of medical care abroad – and especially in the United States -- that usually requires private travel insurance.

E-scooters on roads

As part of a five-year pilot project, the Ontario government will let municipalities decide whether to allow e-scooters on their roads.

Operating e-scooters is currently only allowed on private property in the province.

The pilot project starts on Jan. 1. E-scooter drivers will have to be at least 16 years old and wear a helmet.

Restrictions on advertising va**ng products

On Jan. 1, Ontario will ban the promotion of va**ng products in convenience stores and gas stations, in response to growing concerns about the health effects of va**ng on young people.

The province will still allow va**ng to be promoted in specialty stores and cannabis shops, which are only open to those aged 19 and older.

Dogs on restaurant patios

Starting Jan. 1., Ontario will give restaurants and bars the option to allow dogs on their patios, in areas where “low-risk foods” (such as pre-packaged snacks and beer) are served. The move is part of a slew of changes enacted by the passage of Bill 132, also known as the Better for People, Smarter for Business Act.

Changes to federal carbon tax rebates

For Ontario residents, the 2020 federal carbon tax rebates, which must be claimed on 2019 income tax returns, are as follows:

Single adult or first adult in a couple: $224

Second adult in a couple or first child of a single parent: $112

Each child under 18: $56

Baseline amount for a family of four: $448”

05/04/2018

High winds in Southern Ontario are causing a lot of damage. Please be careful as trees are blowing down and roof shingles and debris are flying around.