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And nobody is more disappointed when that boner doesn’t last lol

You must have talked to him...............:) He's getting regular track - the deal was too good to let go by. He can contribute to the next one and then can have more say.

There's a whole bunch of yellow trails in the Mt. Valins area of Quebec this morning. The green area around Devil's mountain has gotten a lot smaller however.

We need the "boner maker" Nothing makes a Northern Ontario snowmobiler sport wood faster, than hearing two words... Colorado Low. LOL! It will happen, a few times this season. bet on it. Ski

Some kids never out grow that....lol

Actually no, they didn't found out when removing the Evo from the policy and adding the new sled.

My write-up of our recent snowmobile trip to the Searchmont region of Algoma Country. Typical early December snow in Algoma. https://sled-x.ca/news/december-2023-report1.html

Sault Ste. Marie - Updates Tuesday Dec 12th - 11:45 am - All-day Snow today into tomorrow.

Sunday Snowmobiling at Searchmont

Our final ride for the weekend. Back to work tomorrow. We put 60 kms on today north of Sault Ste. Marie.

Lot's of things can slip through the cracks on the underwriting side - but get flushed out on the liability side later on...... Your daughter could not be added as a secondary if she does not reside with you and/or is not a student - so that is no surprise In your scenario- I will say there are two things you might want to consider thinking about. 1. Your daughter has no insurable interest in the subject vehicle - probably not an issue since you're family 2. Your wife has no liability coverage under the policy. Let's say you're daughter is 100% liable for an accident - there are serious injuries in the other vehicle - their counsel sues the driver, vehicle owner etc. - your wife is not party to the policy and you most likely will be funding your own defence costs