In-depth, easy-to-understand articles on what insurance coverages Canadian small businesses and startups in any industry need to consider.
Owning and running a vape shop has pros and cons, including adequately protecting your business and finances from the liability risks you face. Here’s what you need to know.
Career coaches help a variety of professionals gain a competitive edge for the next chapter in their careers while developing a personal brand that differentiates them. But liability risks can create financial havoc for career coaches. Here’s what every career coach should know.
Artificial intelligence (AI) has ushered in a new era of technology. Although there are liability risks to be aware of if your small business uses AI tools, there are also opportunities. Here are five ways you can leverage AI in your business.
As the warm weather returns, Canadian swimming pool owners will open their watering holes to escape the heat. They trust and rely on professional pool cleaners for their expertise, but is your pool cleaning business ready for the season ahead? Here’s what you should know.
A new survey of Canadian consumers finds the legal risks confronting small business owners are on the rise, potentially threatening self-employed professionals' and business owners’ financial well-being. Here’s how you can protect your business.
No skilled tradesperson is immune from accidents, making mistakes, or experiencing unexpected damage or loss. Here are four claims handypersons typically face and how insurance helps protect their finances.
Understanding the distinct differences between liquor liability insurance and host liquor liability insurance is crucial for business owners and hosts alike. Let's explore the unique coverage offered by each, shining light on the importance of securing the right protection for your specific needs.
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.
Doulas do not perform clinical tasks, diagnose medical conditions, or give medical advice, but they do support women throughout their pregnancies. However, with that responsibility come liability risks that should be covered by insurance. Here's what every doula needs to know.
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