Something you’ll find in most backseats or at the bottom of your handbag is an umbrella. We stash them not only in our cars and bags but also in our office, foyer and laundry room. But not all ...

The sun is showing its face more and more — but only between those pesky April showers. Don't want to get soaked? The bestselling Repel Windproof Travel Umbrella might be your spring-shower savior.

Look, there’s absolutely no reason to keep buying new bargain basement umbrellas that inevitably break after a few months when you can get a high-quality windproof umbrella for the same price. The ...

This windproof Gorilla Grip umbrella opens and closes with the push of a button, grab it on sale. Amazon Nearing Memorial Day weekend, it’s that spring/summer in-between, where the weather changes on ...

Here in Toronto it’s been an especially wet and rainy spring, as well as across many of the eastern provinces. No matter which part of the country you live in, though, Canadian weather can be ...

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Spring rain is inevitable! Be prepared with this list of our favourite umbrellas in various styles. The Weather Network / MétéoMédia is reader-supported. When you buy through links on our site, we may ...

If you're sick of umbrellas that don't stand up to the wind, rain, and inclement weather of your locale, the SENZ Storm Umbrella can stand the abuse of Mother Nature much longer than you can. The SENZ ...

While it's an essential at this time of year, there's no denying that lugging around a full-size umbrella can be a bit of a pain. These enormous rain shields might boast large canopies to shield from ...

We've saved you the time and read through hundreds of online reviews to find the best umbrellas for different uses. From travel-sized to golf-sized, we have you covered. The Weather Network / ...

WE MAY only be a few days into September, but autumn is already rearing its head. Thankfully, it doesn't look as though we'll have to worry too much about wet hair and damp clothes this year - thanks ...