Carbon Monoxide safety. How do you recognize it? Where does it come from? How can accidents be avoided?

Cyber threats are constantly changing, which means that our preventative practices must grow as well. Being informed of potential risks and learning about how to protect yourself can help you stay ahead.

Drone use on farms has gained popularity in the agriculture industry and many others. Farmers benefit by using drones to survey their land, monitor crop growth and check for pests or diseases. As the technology behind drones continues to improve, farmers are finding more and more reasons to use them. In an industry where margins are very thin, could this be the competitive tool your farm is looking for?

Protecting your entire operation is a huge job. Every farm is unique and will have different needs to keep everyone safe. So, how can you recognize the areas of concern on your farm?

Anyone who has come home or walked down into a flooded basement knows the immediate dread and fear that comes with it. Flooding is one of the most common and destructive hazards to homes.

The combination of melting, thawing, rain, and snow which creates the perfect conditions for a barn roof to collapse. Heavy snow creates the need for barn snow removal every single winter.

We all face a variety of risks and hazards in both our personal and business lives on a daily basis. With proper education and management practices you can minimize risk and create a safer environment for everyone.

Beginning with the 2023 tax season, employers must indicate certain criteria regarding employee dental insurance coverage on T4 and T4A slips. To better understand these new guidelines, Major Group has put together an information sheet ahead of the 2023 tax season.

Winters in Ontario are very unpredictable. The combination of snowfall, ice, rain and wind can be extremely dangerous and can wreak havoc on your home and property. While there is much about the winter season that we can’t plan for there are many steps you can take to protect your homes from winter damage.

Whether you’re removing snow on your own property, assisting a neighbour with clearing their driveway, or operate a snow removal business, it’s important to know your insurance coverage.