In-depth, easy-to-understand articles on what insurance coverages Canadian small businesses and startups in any industry need to consider.
Canadian landlords with properties near universities and colleges have an excellent opportunity to meet the constant demand for off-campus student rental housing. However, property owners must safeguard their investments from potential damages and lawsuits. Here's how insurance can help.
Business insurance designed for self-employed tradespeople or small construction company owners is called tradesman insurance. Learn why you need it and what it covers.
The popularity of electric bicycles in Canada is soaring as consumers seek greener transportation alternatives. Despite this, e-bike retailers are exposed to various risks that could severely impact their businesses. Here’s how insurance can minimize potential financial losses.
With data showing the demand for roofing services in Canada will rise in 2025 and the busy summer season approaching, now’s the time for roofers to ensure they have adequate liability insurance protection. Here’s what roofers should know.
Flooding in an average year in Canada causes around $2.78 billion in structural damages to properties. With spring inching closer, the risk of flooding rises. Here’s what you need to know to protect your business property from water damage.
There are a variety of risks or perils that can cause expensive losses or damages to a business owner. Get a quick rundown of what is considered an insurance peril and how to ensure you have the right type of coverage to protect your finances.
The first day of spring is less than two weeks away. Now’s the time for landscaping and lawn care professionals to prepare for the season ahead, including having the insurance protection they need. Here’s what you should know.
An estimated 57% of Canadian small businesses dealt with theft or shoplifting in 2023 and shoplifting costs retailers around $5 billion annually. Here’s how a loss prevention strategy and customized business insurance can help protect a retailer’s finances.
An estimated 13.2% of Canadians (about 2.6 million) are self-employed professionals. A recent snapshot poll of these individuals finds an overwhelming majority do not have liability insurance and may be risking financial ruin.
Both general liability and professional liability insurance are vital coverages for business owners and independent professionals, but they each cover different types of risks. There is no better insurance than knowledge, so here's a simple breakdown of each.
