In-depth, easy-to-understand articles on what insurance coverages Canadian small businesses and startups in any industry need to consider.
Liability insurance is vital for risk management on construction and renovation projects. Here’s why every subcontractor hired for any project should carry their own coverage.
Whereas management liability or D&O insurance is an essential insurance for not-for- profit organizations and is common for large companies, it’s also necessary for for-profit small to midsized businesses with owners, directors, officers, or a board of directors. Read our guide to learn more.
If you’re seeking an efficient and affordable way to protect your small business, an all-in-one business owner’s policy may be an economical solution. Find out what it covers and why you need it.
The nature of the construction work is loaded with visible and unforeseen risks. Does your next large build project require a contractors all-risk insurance policy instead of standard contractors liability coverage? Drill down to find out.
This year, much of Canada is in for a bitterly cold winter and icy conditions. Now’s the time for snow removal contractors to get the liability coverage they need for the coming winter. Get an overview of how snow removal insurance is calculated and tips for preventing slip-and-fall accidents.
Most insurance providers offer small business owners the option of paying their insurance premiums once a year or in monthly installments. Each option has benefits. But deciding which is best for you depends on your budget. Here's how to make an informed decision.
Just like any entertainment or recreational facility, golf simulator businesses face various liability risks that can lead to financial losses or lawsuits. This article explores how you can protect and grow your business in the face of these challenges.
Like school teachers, private tutors, or professionals in other industries, music teachers and instructors also face liability risks for their services. Here's how insurance can keep your career safe without missing a beat.
There are significant differences between insurance providers and insurance brokers, and working with a broker offers many benefits. Spoiler alert: a broker can help you save money on your annual premium.
As teachers, private tutors, and education professionals prepare for a new school year, now’s the time to brush up on your knowledge of the liability risks educators face. Learn how insurance can help you pass the upcoming school season with flying colours.