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Do I Need Business Insurance in Canada?
Orders are piling in, requests for services are booked well into the future, and you're looking to onboard a new employee. Business is booming, and like many Canadian entrepreneurs, you are assessing the needs of your growing business. As your business changes, so too does the need for insurance coverage.
Read moreCyber Security for Small to Medium Sized Businesses
As a small to medium-sized business owner, chances are you wear many hats. From admin to finance, marketing to cyber security, your hands are full at all times. As more companies become reliant on digital processes, it presents a risk of cyber threats.
Read moreInsurance for Amazon Sellers
As many businesses continue to adopt digital strategies for growth, some have turned to eCommerce distribution channels, such as Amazon or Etsy, to go direct to consumers and boost sales.
Read moreFestival insurance: Is It Difficult To Get and Do I Need It?
Like many festival managers, insurance is likely on a high-priority list of things to acquire before soundcheck. However, many managers, including Dauphin's Countryfest in a recent article in a recent CTV News, have expressed that obtaining coverage for the event was "an uphill battle." As festivals enter a new time of securing insurance, we spoke with Matthew Leishman, branch manager of Gifford Carr Burlington, to understand the intricacies of festival insurance.
Read moreBuying or Leasing a Vehicle and Insurance
Like many Canadians, you may be looking to hit the open road in a new vehicle. If so, you may be weighing the pros and cons of buying vs. leasing a new vehicle. Fortunately, leasing or buying truly comes down to your individual priorities. Curious if leasing or buying a vehicle is right for you and how this may impact your insurance policy? The article below will identify the differences between leasing, financing, and owning a vehicle, and instances where it may be more beneficial to lease or buy. Additionally, we sat down with one of Gifford Carr's personal lines experts, Jessica Elliott, who provided her insight on insurance implications.
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