A hard insurance market in Ontario leads to higher prices for business insurance. Learn more about how a hard market means in insurance.

Having a cleaning log for your organization is important now more than ever! Consider these COVID-19 cleaning best practices and keeping a log to ensure you do your part to help contain the spread of COVID-19.

Employees working from home opens up businesses of all sizes to more cybersecurity threats. Consider these cybersecurity measures to protect your business.

Social media can help organizations engage with customers and expand their reach, but using it comes with potential risks.

Ontario winter weather means higher risks for businesses. Learn some tips to control your workplace's winter weather risks

Learn about the insurance pricing cycle and the risk management strategies to use to secure the best possible price, whatever market conditions prevail.

Cyber security attacks have targeted an alarming majority of Canadian companies, pointing out the importance of cyber liability insurance

Helpful strong, secure password tips for keeping your identity and data safe.

When preparing to leave for a vacation, it's easy to overlook basic home safety precautions. To protect your residence while you're away and enjoy a worry-free trip, keep in mind the following tips.

It's time to renovate your home or cottage! Whether you have hired someone to renovate or you're doing it yourself, there are some things you need to be aware.

Neglecting to prepare your property for possible flooding can sink your business. Stay afloat with solid preparation and a thorough flood plan.

Almost 40% of workers report having been bullied. Bullying can cause emotional and physical damage to employees; such damage often includes feelings of inadequacy and low self-esteem.

Today's changing climate has seen an increase in extreme weather events as $1 billion has become the new normal for yearly catastrophic losses, mostly due to water-related damage.

One of the best ways employers can protect their organization from costly and devastating fires is by establishing a fire safety plan.

Ottawa winters aren't always as mild as they were in 2016-2017 and forecasts show the upcoming winter will see returns of significant snow events. Fortunately with accurate forecasting, we are able to prepare for the worst.

Sometimes, despite your best efforts, you will experience water damage or a flood in your home. Don't panic, make sure everyone is safe, call your insurance broker and follow these steps.