Plain-language guides to the coverage Canadian small businesses actually need, from general liability to professional liability, broken down by industry.
As business insolvencies and bankruptcies rise, if your organization has a board of directors or senior officers, D&O insurance is critical coverage to protect decision-makers in today’s high-liability environment.
Discovering your business is underinsured often happens after a loss, lawsuit, or cyber incident – when it’s already too late. This guide helps Canadian small business owners identify coverage gaps before they become financially devastating.
Legal services insurance may not be top-of-mind for small business owners, but it's vital coverage for a wide range of issues. Here's why you should think about adding it to your policy.
Failing to register your company with your province’s workers’ compensation board and going without workers’ comp insurance can lead to significant financial and legal consequences. Here’s what every Canadian small business owner or sole proprietor needs to know.
Reviewing your business insurance coverage annually – especially at the start of a new year – is one of the best ways to protect your small business. Before you renew a policy, ask an insurance broker a few key questions to confirm you’ve got the right coverage for your Canadian business. Here are 10 questions to ask.
Starting a new year on the right track is essential. But there are some dates and deadlines no small business owner or independent professional should overlook or forget. See our list of important dates to help stay on track in 2026.
If you’re looking for a clearer, cheaper, and more convenient approach to business insurance, purchasing a bundled business insurance policy may be your best option. Here’s how to decide what works best for you.
Discover the 10 most-read articles from the Zensurance Small Business Insights Blog in 2025. See what captured the attention of Canadian business owners and entrepreneurs throughout the year and help inform their business growth strategies for 2026.
A claim that exceeds a policy’s coverage limit, or businesses with exposure to risks that their existing policies may not cover, may land in dire straits if their policies don’t fully cover an expensive claim. Here’s how umbrella liability and excess liability insurance can help fill those gaps.
Accidents, mistakes, theft, and unexpected events beyond your control can befall any small business owner throughout the year, but winter ups the risk ante significantly. Here are nine common wintertime insurance claims we helped our clients recover from last year.