Professional Services Insurance: Specialized for Saskatchewan Businesses
Whether you offer expert advice as an accountant or consultant, provide technical inspections, or manage events and non-profits, your work involves unique risks. Our policies are tailored to protect your professional services, giving you the security to focus on your clients and community.
What Does Business Insurance Cover?
Our business insurance policies offer coverage for:
Specialized Insurance for the Professional Industry
We provide tailored insurance solutions for a wide range of professionals:
Accounting & Finance
Specific E&O coverage for accountants and financial advisors to protect against claims of financial loss due to advice or reporting errors.
Non-Profit & Charity
Specialized protection, including Directors & Officers (D&O) liability, to safeguard your organization’s mission, board, and volunteers.
Consulting & Inspection
Whether you are an HR consultant or a home inspector, we provide the liability limits required for your contracts and professional associations.
Marketing & Events
Coverage for marketing professionals and event planners, including media liability and specialized coverage for events and venues.
IT & Technical Services
Protect your tech business with insurance for software developers, IT consultants, and data management professionals.
Professional Services Insurance FAQs
Why is Professional Liability (E&O) often mandatory for accountants and inspectors?
In Canada, many regulatory bodies, such as CPA Canada and provincial home inspection associations, require members to carry Professional Liability insurance. This ensures that if a client suffers a financial loss due to an error in your advice or reporting, there are funds available to cover the damages and your legal defence.
Does my non-profit need Directors and Officers (D&O) insurance if our board is all volunteers?
Yes. Even volunteer board members can be held personally liable for decisions related to the organization’s mission, such as mismanagement of funds or wrongful dismissal claims. D&O insurance is essential for attracting top talent to your board, as it protects their personal assets from legal action.
What are the emerging cyber risks for Saskatchewan service firms in 2026?
Current trends show a rise in targeted ransomware and AI-driven phishing attacks. Professionals who handle sensitive client data (like financial advisors and HR consultants) are primary targets. Cyber insurance now covers not just data recovery, but also the costs of legal notification and business downtime.