August 2026

Business insights

How can I protect my practice from a business interruption?

Here’s a quick snapshot of what we’re unpacking in this month’s Business Insights Newsletter.

Insurance: Navigating the claims process
Family business: Legacy through clear governance
Climate risk: Canada's new era of severe weather
Hiring: Modernize your interview process
Data: The hidden risk in AI
CRA reminder: Instalments due September 15

What do professionals need to know about a business interruption insurance claim?

From fires to cyber attacks, disruptions can put your practice at risk. Learn how professionals can navigate the claims process and ensure the right coverage is in place to protect their practice.

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Family ties: Sustaining legacy in family business through clear governance

Discover how the McPherson family navigated the complex transition of their family business with the help of MNP’s Family Office Services team.

Canada’s new era of climate shock

From wildfires to floods, severe weather is becoming a national economic risk, prompting insurers to raise costs, limit coverage, and reassess risk.

Build an interview process that attracts top talent for your practice

The best leaders have options, and they're evaluating you as closely as you're evaluating them. Learn how to modernize your interview process and win them over.

Is your data a hidden risk?

As Canadian organizations rush to scale AI, weak data quality and governance are emerging as a hidden but growing source of risk.

Reminder: CRA tax instalments

As you manage your finances this year, remember to stay on top of your CRA tax instalment payments for 2026. If required, your next payment is due on September 15, 2026. For corporate taxes, your payment schedule is included in your corporate year-end package to help you stay on top of your instalments.

Please note that late or insufficient payments may result in interest and penalties. To minimize interest costs, you can make your next payment early if you miss a due date. Payments can be made online, in person, or by mail.

For any questions or to review a tax estimate, please consult with your tax advisor.

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