In-depth, easy-to-understand articles on what insurance coverages Canadian small businesses and startups in any industry need to consider.
An estimated 57% of Canadian small businesses dealt with theft or shoplifting in 2023 and shoplifting costs retailers around $5 billion annually. Here’s how a loss prevention strategy and customized business insurance can help protect a retailer’s finances.
An estimated 13.2% of Canadians (about 2.6 million) are self-employed professionals. A recent snapshot poll of these individuals finds an overwhelming majority do not have liability insurance and may be risking financial ruin.
Both general liability and professional liability insurance are vital coverages for business owners and independent professionals, but they each cover different types of risks. There is no better insurance than knowledge, so here's a simple breakdown of each.
In the last decade, 87,000 Canadian businesses suffered financial losses due to severe weather and natural disasters, and 2024 was the worst for insurable losses caused by catastrophic weather and natural disasters. Here’s what you can do to protect your small business.
Is your commercial auto policy up for renewal or will it be soon? See our money-saving tips for what to do before renewing a policy to protect your business vehicle.
When renting out rooms in a boarding house or apartment, having landlord insurance is critical for protecting your investment and financial well-being. Here’s what you need to know.
The diverse responsibilities of HR professionals contribute to a company’s growth and success. But they also open the door to potential liability risks. Here’s how HR practitioners can safeguard their careers and finances.
When exploring options to protect your business with insurance, it’s vital to know the details of a policy. Understanding the differences between the types of perils a policy covers is critical. Get a breakdown of what named, specific, and all-risk perils-based insurance is.
Also known as course of construction insurance, a builder’s risk policy is a form of property insurance that protects contractors from the beginning to the end of their projects.
A business insurance policy – its coverages, limits, and exclusions – can be difficult to understand. When buying or renewing a policy, get a quick and straightforward rundown of the commercial insurance terms you need to understand.