Canadian Forest Owners Group Insurance Program

Through our partnership with Canadian Forest Owners (CFO), BrokerLink has been appointed as our exclusive insurance broker for members. This means our members have access to a comprehensive suite of insurance products designed specifically for forest owners, along with knowledgeable advisors, competitive coverage options and personalized service — all backed by a respected national brand.

These offerings are designed to help protect both your personal and business assets. Built by foresters and forest owners who understand the realities of the sector, this practical solution provides peace of mind and financial security through a range of tailored insurance options.

  • Forest Damage Insurance - Protect your forest from damage and losses caused by natural disasters such as fire, windstorm and ice — with an affordable, flexible insurance package. Whether you own a family woodlot or manage a large commercial forest, we tailor coverage to meet your unique needs - from replanting costs to remediation and cleanup, to the full commercial value of your trees.

  • Vacant Land Liability - Liability coverage designed to protect you if someone is injured on land you own that has no structures.  A Vacant Land Liability policy can also include coverage for hobby farms and forest fire liability, protecting you if you’re found responsible for a fire.

  • Personal Home and Auto - Members qualify for exclusive group discounts on personal home and auto insurance through BrokerLink's Group Insurance Program - offering comprehensive protection and added value for your insurance needs.

  • Accidental Death & Dismemberment - AD&D Insurance provides financial protection in the event of an accidental death or certain serious injuries. Unlike life insurance, AD&D specifically covers accidents rather than natural causes.

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To benefit from this product, forest owners must be members of Forest Nova Scotia.

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If you live in another Canadian province, we encourage you to find your provincial association through the Canadian Forest Owners member webpage.