General liability
Third-party injury and property damage. Often required by landlords, general contractors, and client contracts.
Fill out one short application and we send it to multiple licensed brokerages, so you don't have to shop around.
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Stop shopping around. One application, and we do the outreach — matching you with licensed brokers in your province who write your industry, including niche trades most generalists turn away.

Industry, size, and the coverage you need. About three minutes — even if your trade is niche.

Skip cold-calling brokerages. Your details go to licensed commercial brokers in your province who already write businesses like yours.

Brokers review your application and follow up with options. Applying is free, and you choose whether to buy.
We'll match you with licensed brokers no matter the industry — including niche trades most generalist markets turn away.
Workers' compensation, vehicle insurance, and licensing rules change at the provincial border. Your application goes to brokers licensed where you operate.
Most commercial accounts combine more than one policy. Tell us what you need and licensed brokers quote the pieces that fit.
Third-party injury and property damage. Often required by landlords, general contractors, and client contracts.
Buildings, stock, equipment, and contents. Terms depend on construction, occupancy, and location.
Work trucks, vans, delivery vehicles, and multi-unit fleets — including cargo and radius of operation.
Errors and omissions for advice-based work: consulting, accounting, legal, design, and tech services.
Data breaches, ransomware, and privacy claims when the business stores or transmits client information.
Mobile tools, jobsite equipment, and machinery that leave the shop or yard.
Claims tied to products you manufacture, distribute, or sell.
Lost income and ongoing expenses when a covered property loss forces a shutdown.
Leadership liability for corporations, boards, and growing private companies.
Goods and equipment in transit or temporarily off-premises — common for contractors and distributors.
Start with one application. Licensed Canadian brokers take it from there.
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