Welcome to the CIAA Website

The Canadian Independent Adjusters’ Association is a globally recognized membership organization for Independent property and casualty claims adjusting companies. CIAA provides leadership for Canada’s Independent Insurance Adjusters by:

  • Setting Standards for professional and ethical claims handling
  • Advancing Expertise through continuing professional development opportunities
  • Raising Professional Status through the only designations exclusively distinguishing independent loss adjusters. CLA/FCLA/FCIAA are nationally recognized benchmarks defining competency, knowledge, skills and experience distinct from the already demanding requirements mandatory in attaining a full independent adjusters’ license
  • Sharing Knowledge through a community of over 1500 individual members
  • Representing & Promoting common business interests of licensed independent insurance adjusters in Canada to government, industry and the public on a provincial, regional and national level.
Events Calendar
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CIAA News

10/31/2023 New President Announced for the Canadian Independent Adjusters’Association

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE  New President Announced for the Canadian Independent Adjusters’ Association. The Canadian Independent Adjusters’ Association (CIAA) representing over... [Full Story]

10/04/2023 CLA PRESENTED TO ROBERT F. MILLIS, CIP, SEDGWICK CANADA INC.

CLA Presented to Robert F. Millis, CIP, Sedgwick Canada Inc. CIAA is pleased to announce Robert F. Millis, CIP, Sedgwick... [Full Story]

08/31/2023 CIAA CICMA SASKATCHEWAN EDUCATION DAY – OCTOBER 26, 2023

Registration is now open for the in-person 2023 CICMA/CIAA Education Day on October 26, 2023, at the beautiful Crossmount just... [Full Story]

Industry News

12/01/2023 What a buyers’ market means for brokerage M&A

How can consolidators afford to buy brokerages when interest rates on bank loans to finance deals have steeply increased? Firms... [Full Story]

12/01/2023 Shipper costs to rise as regulator approves preliminary interim Trans Mountain tolls

CALGARY – The Canada Energy Regulator has approved preliminary interim tolls that would see oil companies pay nearly twice as... [Full Story]

12/01/2023 How this year’s hurricane season ranks

The 2023 Atlantic hurricane season has officially come to an end, ranking fourth for the most named storms in a... [Full Story]

Group of Young CIAA Members