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Why Directors and Officers Insurance is Critical for Businesses in 2025
Businesses in Canada and beyond are facing an increasing number of insolvencies — impacting economies, communities, and employees. Directors and officers, who are held to a higher standard of accountability, face additional risks during these challenging times. To...
Re-vinned Vehicles in Ontario: How It Works and How to Protect Yourself
Ontario has seen a surge in an increasingly common form of auto theft known as "re-vinning," a tactic used by criminals to disguise stolen vehicles and sell them to unsuspecting buyers. The Staebler Blog first wrote about this trend early in 2024: Warning for Car...
Is Wildfire Smoke Damage covered by Your Home Insurance Policy?
Wildfire smoke has been blanketing southern Ontario, raising concerns about its impact on health and home. If you're wondering whether smoke damage is covered by your home insurance policy, you're not alone. Does Home Insurance Cover Wildfire Smoke Damage? In most...
Assess a Data Breach with Canada’s New OPC Tool
If you run a business in Canada, keeping personal information safe is critical. When a data breach happens, figuring out if it’s serious enough to report can be tricky. That’s where the Office of the Privacy Commissioner of Canada (OPC) comes in with a new tool to...
What You Need to Know about a Potential Canada Post Strike
IMPORTANT UPDATE (Friday, May 23): Canada Post workers have avoided a full strike and will continue to deliver mail, however they are refusing overtime, which may lead to delivery delays (via Global News). Please see below for ways you can stay up-to-date with your...
Updated Fireworks Bylaws in Kitchener and Waterloo (2025)
The cities of Kitchener and Waterloo took a major step towards reducing the number of disruptions and complaints from fireworks – by banning their sales beginning in 2026. Previously the Staebler Blog wrote about Backyard Fire and Fireworks Bylaws in Waterloo Region....
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