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Marie-Eve Paquette and Florian Chabanette

APRIL Canada announces new leadership and accelerates transformation to enhance customer experience

In order to accelerate our transformation to offer you an enriched experience, APRIL Group has chosen to bring together the activities of APRIL Canada and APRIL Marine Canada under the co-leadership of Marie-Eve Paquette, until now Deputy CEO Operations & Customer Experience of April Marine Canada, and Florian Chabanette as Deputy CEO Supply & performance.

8 May 2024

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student leaseCommercial

8 tips when signing a lease with a student

The university semester is about to start, and you would like to rent your dwelling to students. Whether it is the first lease of your future tenants or if you already signed with students in the past, discover our advice to make this rental agreement a success and to protect your investment!

13 November 2020
Premium Estimate online in less than 1 minuteInformation

Incorporate the new APRIL Construction FlashQuote and take your business to the next level

Simplifying insurance means providing a remarkable insurance experience for our broker partners and their customers. Every day, we mobilize our energy to support them in their development and allow them to boost their business, together. Are you a brokerage? Do you have a website? Trust APRIL to help you develop your sales! Discover the APRIL Construction FlashQuote, a simple tool designed for you to optimize your sales process for your contractor clients!

21 February 2022
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APRIL was given the “Five-Star MGAs 2020” award by Insurance Business Canada!

At APRIL, we understand that relying on a reputable MGA is key, and we are proud to announce that we were given the “Five-Star MGAs 2020” award by insurance business Canada!

2 October 2020
RisksResidential

How to prepare for a storm

Hurricane Dorian hit Canadian East coast hard in September 2019 and its passage impacted about 300 000 homes. We often know what to put in our emergency kit and how to protect ourselves, but protecting our homes and contents is not as obvious.

9 October 2020
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New business owners should consider insurance needs early

Seasoned small business owners across Canada likely know full well the value of continually monitoring their insurance situations to ensure that the policies they control are keeping up with their actual needs.

31 March 2020
RenovationInformation

Who covers damages caused during renovations?

You will be doing some renovation work on your residence and you do not know what your home insurance policy covers. If a loss occurs, who covers what damages? What measures should be taken by you, before starting the renovation work?

Whether you plan to renovate your property yourself or if you use a contractor, you should be well-informed of your insurance coverages!

9 September 2020
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Edmonton fire shows why small businesses must be smart about insurance

Millions of small business owners across Canada may be aware of the many risks which would require an insurance claim their companies can face over time. But the thing that many may not consider is that as their companies grow and change, so too do their insurance needs as a whole.

4 April 2020
mandatory-continuing-education-construction-QuebecInformation

Mandatory Continuing Education for construction starting on April 1, 2022

The amendment to the Regulation on the professional qualification of contractors and owner-builders imposes Mandatory Continuing Education from 16 to 32 hours every two years for the professionals concerned.

29 April 2022
Hospitality MarketCommercial

Hospitality & the Holiday Season

The hospitality industry took a pretty heavy hit in 2020 but are we finally seeing the end of the tunnel? With vaccine passports in place with close to 73% of the Canadian population double vaccinated we begin to see restaurants and bars filling up and also provided the ability for full capacity. We are entering a new era and there is no reminder needed that we are not quite back to normal, nor the possibility if we will ever be and that also reflects from an insurance standpoint.

14 December 2021
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