Small business owners in the Canadian cannabis industry know they must overcome several hurdles to determine where and how to budget for success. A cannabis insurance policy can help shield you from potential threats to your business.
An estimated 57% of Canadian small businesses dealt with theft or shoplifting in 2023. See our tips on how to spot possible shoplifters and the things you can do to prevent shoplifting and theft of your merchandise.
You need to protect your catering business from financial losses, legal risks, and liabilities arising from your operations. Learn about the liability risks caterers face, how insurance can help, and see our recommended food safety and handling tips
Being a franchisee offers new and aspiring business owners access to an established brand with built-in recognition and trust. But a franchise isn’t immune to costly unforeseen incidents, and even well-oiled machines can develop a squeaky wheel. Here’s what franchisees should know about protecting their assets.
Spring approaches, and with it comes flood season. While knowing what to do if your business property floods is important, it’s equally important to be prepared to prevent flood and water damage. Our 10 flood prevention tips can help.
Vending machine operators face many liability risks. Get an overview of the most common liability risks and what type of insurance can protect your business.
Significant differences exist between business property policies based on actual cash value or replacement value coverages. Learn what they are and how to decide which policy type suits your small business best.
Co-insurance is an agreement between you and your insurance company. It’s a part of your insurance contract where you agree to maintain your property coverage limit up to the total value to replace it. If you don’t, it can cost you thousands of dollars. Here’s how to avoid that scenario.
Surviving in a tight economy or increasing your income requires more than launching a side hustle. It also requires protecting your finances. Here's how you can do that.
Wiping out and getting injured because of snow and ice is one of the most common injuries in Canada. Here’s how you can prevent your customers and employees from taking a tumble on your property.