Northern Alberta RIMS Chapter

Upcoming Events List


  • Fraud Detection in Auto Claims: Tools & Techniques - Presented by CEP Forensics

    Webcast/Webinar - Simple

    Jun 10, 12:15 PM - 01:15 PM (MT)

    We are pleased to host an educational webinar immediately preceding the AGM from 12:15 PM – 1:15 PM MDT. Presented by CEP Forensic Experts, the session brings 1 hour of CE credit from the Alberta Insurance Council. 

    All are welcome! 

    Fraud Detection in Auto Claims: Tools & Techniques

    Presenters: John McEvoy, Marie Soula, CEP Forensic

    Overview: Participants will gain practical insight into how forensic engineers analyze physical damage patterns to determine whether a collision occurred as reported. The webinar will also demonstrate how digital vehicle data can help verify timelines and vehicle activity related to a claim. Attendees will learn how paint and material transfer analysis can be used to confirm or challenge reported impact scenarios, and how these investigative methods help identify potential fraud or inconsistencies in auto claims.


  • NARIMS - Annual General Meeting (AGM)

    Chapter Meeting - Members only - RSVP

    Jun 10, 01:30 PM - 02:45 PM (MT)

    NARIMS - Annual General Meeting (AGM)

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    NARIMS - Annual General Meeting (AGM)

    In accordance with the Alberta Societies Act and our current governing documents, the Board of Directors of the Northern Alberta Risk & Insurance Management Society (NARIMS) hereby gives notice of our Annual General Meeting (AGM).

     

    2026 Annual General Meeting Agenda


    Wednesday, June 10, 2026, 12:15 pm – 3:00 pm (MST)
    Strathcona County Community Centre, 201 Festival Lane, Sherwood Park, AB
    Microsoft Teams


    1. Call to Order/Confirm Quorum
    2. Approval of the Agenda
    3. Approval of Minutes - Annual General Meeting, June 18, 2025
    4. Directors’ Reports – speaking order:
         a. President
         b. RIMS Canada Council Representative
         c. Communications and Engagement
         d. Safety Codes Council Liaison
         e. Treasurer
    5. 2025 Financial Report.
         a. Pass the resolutions that the Draft financial statements for the year ended December 31, 2025, be accepted as presented.
    6. By-Law Modernization (Special Resolution)
          

    "BE IT RESOLVED AS A SPECIAL RESOLUTION THAT the existing bylaws of NARIMS be repealed and replaced by the updated bylaws presented to the membership, effective upon registration with the Alberta Corporate Registry".
     

    **Note: In accordance with the Act, this resolution requires the assent of a 75% majority of voting members present to pass.
    7. Election of directors and Appointment of Officers
    8. Motion for membership approval of Officers
    9. Other Business
         a. Thank You to 2025-26 NARIMS Board
    10. Adjournment

    Wed, Jun 10, 2026 1:30 PM - 2:45 PM (UTC-07:00) Mountain Time (US & Canada)

     

    We look forward to having you attend the event!


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NORTHERN ALBERTA RISK and INSURANCE MANAGEMENT SOCIETY

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RIMS Membership Mondays

RIMS has started holding Membership Mondays, in which chapter officers discuss ways to improve member engagement. Check out the latest recording here:

Latest Membership Monday Recording

Session Recordings

Recordings from recent sessions:

Ken Letander - Diversity, Equity and Inclusion; Risk Management Considerations 

 February 28th, 2023

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Alberta Captive Insurance Company Legislation (CICA) has been a significant development in the province. Let’s delve into the details:

  1. Introduction of Captive Insurance in Alberta:
  2. Reception and Regulatory Approach:
  3. When Is Captive Insurance a Better Option?:
    • Captive insurance should be viewed as a strategic option within a company’s risk management toolkit.
    • It is not necessarily a superior alternative to traditional insurance methods.
    • Prerequisites for setting up a captive include:
      • Adequate risk pool: The business must justify the cost of managing and operating a captive insurance company.
      • Commitment to risk reduction: Strong safety and management practices are essential.
      • Sufficient capital: Ensuring the captive meets all financial requirements.
    • Companies may choose to set up a captive for reasons such as:
      • Difficulty finding suitable insurers for specific business risks.
      • Better or more affordable coverage tailored to their specific risks.
      • Reducing reliance on commercial insurance.
      • Long-term cost savings in risk management.
      • Stabilizing premium expenses1.
  4. Role of Captive Insurance in the Oil & Gas Industry:

In summary, Alberta’s captive insurance journey has been marked by positive reception, collaborative regulatory efforts, and strategic considerations for businesses across various sectors.