Each policy insures against a defined set of risks. In today’s market, cyber risks are a bigger concern than ever and it’s not just big businesses at risk. Cyber risk insurance addresses several concerns.

Business Insurance Tips and Advice for Owners and Operators.

An emergency preparedness plan is essential for organizations of all sizes. It’s important to be ready for anything.

Whether you’re ordering business supplies or reaching out to customers, you rely on technology to take care of business.

Properly protecting your growing small business or home-based business comes with some special considerations.

Sadly, retail theft costs Canadian retailers nearly $4 billion in losses each year. But, that doesn’t mean you have to just sit around and wait for customers to steal your goods.

How can you protect your property and your business?

The entrepreneurial spirit is still alive and well, but does your home insurance cover the activities related to your home business?

An equipment breakdown could negatively impact your operation–and ultimately your bottom line.

Lawsuits filed against employers because of employment practices continue to pose a significant risk to the financial stability of small and medium-sized businesses.

In times of economic uncertainty, business owners must become more vigilant in protecting their balance sheet and income statements.

It's important to be cautious when dealing with new people to avoid common business scams that could derail your business.

If you own a small business, what protection do you have in place to protect your business and any employees or partners you may have?

Talk to us about your vehicle usage and see if you need Incidental Business Use.

Do you run a business out of your house? Are you sure you have the right insurance coverage?

How well would your business fare if you lost revenue for a week, or two weeks, or even a month or longer?

More than half of small businesses go out of business within 6 months following a cyber-attack.

Commercial General Liability Insurance (CGL) is the backbone for a small business insurance strategy

40 percent of small businesses will experience an event that requires them to file a small business insurance claim in the next 10 years.

There are cases where more than one person or organization may have an insurable interest.

In some instances, social sharing can expose a company to a libelous situation even when they did not create the shared content.