The Ontario School Boards’ Insurance Exchange (OSBIE) is a school board owned, non-profit insurance program with 118 members, representing 78 school boards/school authorities and 40 Joint Ventures in Ontario. The primary goals of the Exchange are to insure member school boards against losses, and to promote safe school practices.
About OSBIE
We Work With subscribers to provide value added insurance services at stable costs.
OSBIE Provides The Following Lines Of Insurance
To Our Members:
General Liability
Legal Expense
Crime/Fidelity
Property
Fleet Automobile
Boiler/Machinery
Cyber
OSBIE Provides The Following Supplementary Lines
To Our Members:
AD&D
School Council
Community Use
Mission
Working with subscribers to provide value added insurance services at stable costs.
Risk Management
Tailoring our risk management approach to the needs of our members.
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Navigating the Legal Challenges of COVID-19
Wed, Feb 24, 2021 10:00 AM - 11:30 AM EST
Contact Us
Ontario School Boards’ Insurance Exchange
91 Westmount Road
Guelph, ON
N1H 5J2
519-767-2182
COVID-19 Update
You are no doubt aware that COVID-19 case numbers in Ontario are on a dangerous trajectory. While OSBIE is designated as an essential service, our CEO, Jim Sami, has instructed us to further limit foot traffic in our offices until such time as the number of incidents drop in our service areas.
As such, effective Monday, January 18 and until further notice, we will be reducing staff to one employee per department in Guelph, and one employee per week in the Toronto office. Given the critical nature of the next few weeks, it is important that we all maintain discipline and adhere to our well-established safety protocols. We hope that the number of incidents will soon go back to manageable levels as we get more people vaccinated and as the strength of the virus reduces over time.
In the meantime, it is our aim that we continue to provide our subscribers and our stakeholders with seamless and uninterrupted insurance, claims and risk management services across the province.