In-depth, easy-to-understand articles on what insurance coverages Canadian small businesses and startups in any industry need to consider.
Product liability insurance protects business owners against claims alleging their products caused third-party bodily injuries or property damage. Here's what manufacturers, distributors, retailers, sole proprietors, and e-commerce sellers in Canada need to know.
Personal fitness trainers and instructors working with individuals to help improve their physical health and achieve their fitness goals face the possibility of injuries to clients and other liability risks. Here’s what every personal fitness trainer should know.
70% of self-employed Canadians have no business insurance, leaving them one lawsuit away from financial ruin. Getting covered is easier and more affordable than most self-employed professionals realize. Here's what you need to know.
A certificate of insurance (COI) is a one-page document issued by your insurer or broker that proves your business is insured. It summarizes your active coverages, policy limits, expiry date, and other key details, so clients, landlords, and partners can confirm you're covered before they agree to work with you.
Ready to launch your business? Follow this 10-step checklist for starting a small business in Canada – from legal registration to getting insured.
One misread recommendation or a project that falls short of a client's expectations can trigger a negligence claim or an expensive lawsuit. Here's how the right insurance protects your consulting business, your finances, and your reputation.
Meet the Canadian small business owners taking home our two $10,000 grants – plus eight more finalists who each receive $1,000. Here's their advice for other owners, and why they say insurance is a vital investment in their future.
Driving for work in Canada? Most personal car insurance won't cover accidents or damage when you're using your vehicle for business. Here's why you need commercial auto insurance.
Ontario is making several accident benefits optional in commercial auto insurance policies starting July 1, 2026. Here's what's changing, who's most at risk if they opt out, and what you should do before your policy renews.
Your standard home insurance policy probably doesn't cover your rental property, and that gap can cost you thousands. Here's exactly what landlord insurance covers, what it doesn't, and how to make sure you're protected.