Darren Sears

That’s right, if you rent a house, apartment or condo in Ontario you may be eligible for a free Renters Insurance Policy (or an extremely cheap one).

How can you protect yourself if you don’t get to choose the coverage level for a space that, as a part owner of the building, you’re liable for?

When there are two insurance policies at place on a single claim, things get complicated quickly, and then tend to get resolved slowly.

Since moving into your condo, you’ve made some expensive improvements – and much to your surprise, you just found out that they aren’t covered.

Liability and injury claims happen all the time, even on the safest jobsites, whether you’re actually liable or not. Liability Insurance protects you in case your business is taken to court.

What happens if you have to close up shop for a month? Can you still make payroll to keep your guys around? And if you can’t – how long do you think they’ll wait?

How do you shield your wallet from other people’s sticky fingers?Property Insurance can protect you in case of theft or damages to tool or machinery.

Property insurance claims can be stressful, which is why we're going to walk you through the typical process of filing a claim so that you can be prepared!