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  • Cyber insurance claims 2025

    7 Cyber Insurance Claims We Saw in 2025

    Only 7.6% of Canadian business owners regard a cybersecurity incident as their most significant liability risk, despite more than 53% of businesses having experienced a cyber-attack in 2025. Here are 7 real-life cyber claims our clients’ cyber insurance policies covered to keep them in business.

  • Liability insurance for retailers and online sellers

    7 Online Retailer Risks in Canada Liability Insurance Can Cover

    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.

  • Small business month Canada October 2025

    Celebrating Small Business Month Canada 2025

    October is Small Business Month in Canada, a celebration encapsulating the heart and soul of our country’s entrepreneurial spirit. See our list of learning and financing resources to help your small business or startup thrive and grow.

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What Is a Business Insurance Grace Period?

By |December 6th, 2023|

A grace period is when a policyholder must make a premium payment that’s past due before their policy lapses or is cancelled by an insurance provider. Learn how grace periods work and what to do if you’re late making a payment.

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What Type of Insurance Does a SaaS Business Need?

By |September 11th, 2024|

Countless companies subscribe to Software-as-a-Service (SaaS) providers to develop, host, and manage the software solutions they need. However, with that opportunity and responsibility come significant liability risks. Here’s what SaaS providers need to know to protect their assets.

5 Common E&O Insurance Claims

By |September 9th, 2024|

Anyone can make a mistake. But if you make one that leads to a customer allegation of professional negligence, poor work, or financial losses, you'll wish you had errors and omissions (E&O) insurance. Here are five real E&O claims our clients experienced.

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