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- Type
- Document
- Published by
- City of Toronto
- Date
- January 2022
- Also called
- Insuring your Heritage Home
- For
- homeowner
- Building types
- All building types
- Pages
- 2
- Agencies
- Insurance Bureau of Canada
Overview
Insuring Your Heritage Home, a two-page information sheet from the City of Toronto's Heritage Planning, last updated January 2022. Drawing on the Insurance Bureau of Canada and the Ministry of Heritage, Sport, Tourism and Culture Industries, it answers questions on whether the Ontario Heritage Act has insurance requirements and whether insuring heritage properties is harder, then lists the Bureau's five tips, preventive measures and its Heritage Property Risk Prospectus. The City links it across its heritage permit, grant and district pages.
What it covers
- Introduction
- Does the Ontario Heritage Act have any property insurance requirements?
- Is it more difficult to obtain insurance for heritage properties?
- Tips for obtaining insurance for heritage properties
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