In-depth, easy-to-understand articles on what insurance coverages Canadian small businesses and startups in any industry need to consider.
Most small business owners recognize that they need a liability policy for any product they manufacture, sell, or distribute online or offline. But the potential risks children’s toys and products create raises the stakes considerably. Here’s what you should know.
Whether at a church, temple, synagogue, mosque, or chapel, religious and community gatherings are typically large, varied, and may pose several legal risks from which even places of sanctuary are not immune. Learn about the primary risks faith-based organizations face.
Accurate small business bookkeeping helps to ensure your company survives. Here's how maintaining accurate financial records throughout the year can help your venture thrive and grow.
Your inventory is a list of all the physical assets and goods that your company needs to operate. Creating a contents inventory is necessary if you must file a claim for damage or loss due to an insured event. Here’s how to do that.
Running a safe restaurant is crucial to your business's success. For that reason, the more you know about the potential hazards, the better you can protect yourself and your customers.
Get an overview of what the differences are between brokers and insurance companies, and why partnering with a business or commercial insurance broker is your best option.
The cost of severe weather events across Canada reached $2.1 billion in damages in 2021. Rebounding quickly from drastic weather calls for a forward-looking strategy to protect your business, employees, and customers. Here’s what you should know.
As small businesses shutter temporarily or permanently because of the pandemic, it’s having a knock-on effect on commercial property owners who rely on leasing their spaces to business owners. Here’s what you can do about it.
The lines of responsibility between design firms and contractors are blurring, meaning contractors are assuming risks that their insurance policies may not adequately address. Here’s why you need professional liability protection.
You may be required to have your insurance company add someone else’s name to your business insurance policy called an additional insured. Get a quick breakdown of what that is and how to add a person or company to your policy.