Plain-language guides to the coverage Canadian small businesses actually need, from general liability to professional liability, broken down by industry.
Hiring temporary or seasonal workers to help your small business serve its customers during peak seasons is common and helps boost the economy. But there are liability implications for business owners who do. Here’s what you need to know.
Did you know that 62% of Canadian small businesses operate without liability insurance? Many owners assume they’re “too small” or “they have no risk.” These misconceptions put them at risk of lawsuits, financial loss, and even closure. We’ll debunk the 10 most common myths about liability insurance in Canada and explain why coverage is crucial for business owners and independent professionals.
Canadian e-commerce businesses face increasing liability threats, including cybercrime, product lawsuits, fraud, and reputational damage. Find out what common liability risks online businesses face and how liability insurance can help when things go wrong.
October 5 to 11 is Fire Prevention Week in Canada. See our tips and resources for minimizing the risk of fire on your commercial property and how business insurance can help your company recover following a fire.
Business insurance premiums can vary widely based on your industry, business size, and risk exposure. Paying a premium upfront once a year might save some money in the long run, but it’s not always realistic. Here’s how you can make an informed decision.
Each province determines the rental and tenancy laws in its jurisdiction, governing a wide variety of issues, including rent increases, dispute resolutions, and evictions. Get an overview of the rights that renters in each province have that landlords should abide by and know.
Inflation isn't simply about rising prices. It's about supply and demand imbalances. This guide explores the definition of inflation, its impact on interest rates, and ideas for Canadian small businesses to manage its effects.
Tariffs, inflation, and shifting economic winds are hitting small businesses hard. According to the fourth annual Zensurance Small Business Confidence Index, 62% of owners say today’s economic climate is hurting their operations. Here’s what else is keeping them up at night.
Both directors and officers (D&O) insurance and errors and omissions (E&O) insurance provide liability protection, but they address distinct risks. Choosing the wrong one could leave critical gaps in your coverage. Here’s what every business owner should know.
Get an overview of how liability insurance for life coaches can protect their finances and reputations against client claims and allegations of wrongdoing, lawsuits, accidental injuries, cyber risks, and property damage.