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There is the potential for an increase in workplace liability lawsuits as more employees transition back to the office after working remotely due to COVID-19….
An employee may be motivated to steal from their employer for various reasons including addiction, financial need, greed, opportunity or resentment towards their employer. Employee…
Businesses of all sizes are experiencing an increased risk of cyberattacks, but small and medium-sized businesses are the most vulnerable to cyber threats. By Aliya…
With more motorists on the road, construction zones and extreme weather, is it any wonder that more occur in the summer than in winter in…
The sharp increase in the cost of lumber, plywood and steel is affecting more than just construction-based businesses. All businesses are at risk of being…
Condo corporations have an important role to play in reversing skyrocketing condo insurance premiums and deductibles in Canada. By Wendy Wildeman, VP, Commercial Lines Purchasing…
Alberta’s wildfire season beings March 1 and lasts through to the end of October each year. There is currently an average of 1,346 wildfires per year in Alberta with 63 per cent being…
Developing a continuity plan can help keep your business operational in the wake of a disaster, such as a flood. Your plan should outline key…
Flooding is the most common natural hazard in our province, yet it often takes Albertans by surprise each spring. Now is the time for businesses…
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