PHOTO OPPORTUNITY - IBC a proud supporter of new Toronto Home Resilience Pilot Program
TORONTO, July 9, 2018 /CNW/ - The Insurance Bureau of Canada (IBC), Intact Centre on Climate Adaptation at the University of Waterloo (Intact Centre), and the City of Toronto invite you to be part of the Toronto Home Resilience Pilot Program launch on July 11, 2018.
The pilot program, open to September 2018, will provide emergency preparedness and flood risk reduction education to up to 200 homeowners, providing them emergency management resources. The homeowners will also get a customized, confidential Home Flood Protection Assessment with suggestions about how they can reduce their risk of basement flooding. The program is open to owners of fully detached homes, semi-detached homes and townhomes in the city of Toronto for a subsidized fee of $95 (full value $450).
"The program is so informative and revealed many issues that did not come up during our standard home inspection. It has provided us with a roadmap to follow as we prioritize upgrades and repairs for our home. We now have peace of mind knowing that when the identified items are addressed, we are doing everything we can to protect our home from flooding." -- Lindsay Bunce, Toronto Home Resilience Program Participant
WHO:
Pete Karageorgos, Insurance Bureau of Canada Cheryl Evans, Intact Centre on Climate Adaptation, University of Waterloo Larry Freiburger, AET Group Lindsay Bunce, Toronto Home Resilience Program participant
WHAT:
Interview and photo opportunity with Lindsay Bunce, Toronto Home Resilient Program participant.
WHERE:
Home of Lindsay Bunce ? 24 Royal Street, Toronto, Ontario M6N 3Z4
WHEN:
Wednesday July 11, 2018 -- 10:00am ? 12:00pm
10:00am ? 11:00am Interview Opportunity
Pete Karageorgos, Insurance Bureau of Canada
Cheryl Evans, Intact Centre on Climate Adaptation
Lindsay Bunce, Toronto Home Resilience Program participant
11:00am ? 12:00pm Tour of Home
Lindsay Bunce, Toronto Home Resilience Program participant
Larry Freiburger, AET Group
WHY:
Urban flooding has emerged as a key concern for many Torontonians and Canadians alike. By participating in this program, homeowners can better assess their flooding risk and make educated decisions to help prevent damage to their homes and property. Lessons learned in Toronto will inform a nation-wide flood risk reduction program that will provide Canadians with the practical resources they need to reduce their risk of basement flooding.
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