In-depth, easy-to-understand articles on what insurance coverages Canadian small businesses and startups in any industry need to consider.
Plumbing is a demanding and complex profession, and even the most meticulous and skilled plumbers can make mistakes. Here are six reasons why every plumbing contractor should have liability insurance.
When frigid temperatures cause water inside a pipe to freeze, the ice expands and can split or crack the line. That can result in the pipe bursting and may lead to internal flooding. Here are ways landlords can prevent frozen pipes.
If your business is stocking up on inventory for the holidays, operating for only a few months of the year, or opening a pop-up shop, here’s how to cover the liability risks you face.
In Canada, hosts earn an average of $10,300 annually through Airbnb. But weighing the pros and cons of listing your property on any home-sharing platform is critical, especially the property damage and liability risks you face. Here’s what you should know.
All professionals or small businesses have liability risks regardless of their industry or the services they provide. Gutter cleaning professionals are no different. Here’s why gutter cleaning businesses need insurance.
Liability insurance is a fundamental aspect of responsible and professional construction business operations. Here are 10 benefits your construction or contractor business can realize by being adequately insured.
Both health and wellness professionals and allied health professionals are experts in their respective fields who strive to help patients improve their overall health. However, they face the risk of potential claims or lawsuits. Here’s how liability insurance can protect them.
There are pros and cons to owning a retail store and significant liability risks. Explore why you need retail insurance and how it helps protect your assets and reputation.
Some professions or businesses legally require a specific amount of insurance. Others do not, but it's highly recommended to have coverage to protect yourself from financial losses. Here's what you should know.
You may be required to add another person or party to your business insurance policy called an additional insured. Get an overview of what that is and what your options are for doing so.
