Business continuity planning guide
With the ongoing health concerns surrounding COVID-19, many Canadian businesses, both large and small, have felt the impact. Businesses across the country have been forced
Construction & Contractors
Building a strong small business continuity plan
Small business owners know that time is precious. There are never enough hours in the day, and you need all your energy, insight, and diplomacy
Business continuity planning
Entrepreneurs, small business owners, and large business managers alike need to worry about there business continuity plans. Why? Because business interruption risks are all around
How to deal with property water damage
Water issues arise because of a variety of causes, including precipitation, weather-related events, underground sources, and improperly installed pipes during construction. If uncontrolled water sources
Flood prevention on construction sites
Flooding can wreak havoc on both residential and commercial properties. It can also put a damper on construction projects in the following ways: Delaying project
Preparing your business (and employees) for a fire
A perfect example of an emergency every business should be prepared for is a fire — they rarely occur but their effects can be devastating.
Water damage inspection checklist
Water damage is the last thing any business owner wants to experience. But checking your business property (which may also be your home) for water
Key tips to managing your record-keeping system as a contractor
Want to know more about risk management? Our Risk Services team can help. Tens of millions of dollars’ worth of equipment and tools are stolen
Surety in Canada
Surety is an important product for Canadian business, and the use of bonds is evolving as the requirements around protection for projects are changing. We
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