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Pop-up patios, supper clubs, tastings, night markets, and short-term hospitality events can create liability risks that many hosts overlook. This blog explains when hospitality insurance in Canada matters for pop-ups, what gaps can appear in venue or personal coverage, and what operators should review before the next event begins.
Severe weather does not wait until a building is finished. This blog explains why builders, developers, contractors, and property owners should review course of construction insurance before water damage, wind, theft, delay, or project changes create coverage questions on an active build.
Churches and places of worship are more than buildings. They host services, rentals, youth programs, counselling, outreach, volunteers, and community events. This blog explains why church liability insurance should reflect how a ministry actually operates, and what Canadian faith communities should review before renewal.
D&O insurance for daycare boards helps protect Ontario directors against claims involving governance decisions, employment matters, regulatory investigations and oversight failures. Learn why commercial general liability may not protect individual board members and what non-profit daycare operators should look for when reviewing D&O coverage in 2026.
Cargo theft is becoming more than a stolen-load problem for Canadian trucking operators. It can affect claims, documentation, renewal conversations, and how insurers view a fleet. In this blog, Peter Goyer explains why cargo theft is changing trucking insurance in Canada and what operators should review before their next renewal.
For Ontario daycare operators, abuse and molestation wording may now be more important than the limit itself. As more policies shift from occurrence wording to claims-made wording, renewal risk has changed. This blog explains the difference, why it matters for long-tail allegations, and the questions every operator should ask their broker before the next policy renewal.

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