In-depth, easy-to-understand articles on what insurance coverages Canadian small businesses and startups in any industry need to consider.
You might be surprised to learn some types of equipment are not automatically protected by a contractor’s typical commercial property policy. Here’s what you need to know about covering tools and equipment you own, rent, lease, or borrow.
Commercial property insurance is necessary for any small business that owns, rents, or leases a business property. Learn how it protects your finances and assets, and discover ways to mitigate the risks you face.
If you’re thinking of switching insurance providers or cancelling a small business insurance policy, it’s a straightforward process. But there are a few steps to take, such as confirming any outstanding balances. Here’s what you need to know.
Beauty businesses have a wide range of expensive equipment they need to run their businesses and help their clients relax and look their best. Protecting that equipment is essential for your business’s continuity. Here’s what you need to know.
Sleigh bells may jingle, but if St. Nick’s sleigh gets into a collision, or a fire ignites at his workshop, and all the toys are destroyed, the costs could ruin the festive season. Here’s an overview of the insurance protection Santa has (and what your business should have, too!).
Like all health and wellness practitioners, acupuncturists need insurance for unexpected events, accidents, and third-party personal injury and property damage claims resulting from their services. Get a primer on what coverages acupuncturists need.
Sometimes called commercial tenant insurance or tenant legal liability, business tenant insurance covers the cost of claims or lawsuits related to your company’s regular activities. Here’s what you need to know.
Insurance for asbestos exposure and other pollutants should not be taken lightly. It’s critical to understand the different types of asbestos, where asbestos has been used, and who needs asbestos insurance coverage.
The advice and services independent consultants provide to their clients can be misinterpreted or fall short of expectations, leading to a claim of negligence or even an expensive lawsuit. Find out how insurance can help protect your consultancy.
Home inspectors face a significant amount of risk. Everything they say and do for their clients can influence a homebuyer’s decision-making. Get the lowdown on why inspectors should protect their businesses and finances with insurance.