To improve reporting on resolution advocacy, the RMA is releasing a monthly bulletin highlighting recent actions undertaken on select active resolutions. The Monthly Resolution Update Bulletin is a way of routinely highlighting a selection of
As per the RMA’s Resolution Process policy, an emergent resolution is defined as a resolution submitted to the RMA after the resolution deadline – February 18, 2025 for the 2025 Spring Convention – that addresses
The Government of Alberta has released Budget 2025 and the 2025 – 2028 Fiscal Plan. RMA President Kara Westerlund’s initial reaction to Budget 2025 is as follows: Alberta is facing fiscal uncertainty today and in
The Board of Directors Forum will provide elected officials from RMA’s full member municipalities with an opportunity to ask the RMA Board of Directors questions about any relevant topics or issues. As a member-driven organization,
The resolutions that will be presented during the resolution session at the RMA 2025 Spring Convention are now available. The following resolutions were submitted prior to the RMA’s resolution deadline: 1-25S Requirement for Municipal Consultation
“Losing Bet” will equip RMA members with the tools necessary to understand and advocate for changes to the charitable gaming model. RMA is concerned about the inequities faced by rural organizations through the current charitable
RMA and ABmunis are partnering to offer a series of educational webinars designed to help prepare and attract candidates for the 2025 municipal election. RMA is requesting elected officials complete a brief survey to inform
The RMA’s Wildfire Working Group (WWG) met throughout the summer of 2024 and again in January 2025 to develop a strategy to manage wildfires outside the Forest Protection Area (FPA), as requested by RMA resolution
“Losing Bet” will equip RMA members with the tools necessary to understand and advocate for changes to the charitable gaming model. RMA is concerned about the inequities faced by rural organizations through the current charitable
Business Interruption (BI) is an often-overlooked coverage that provides ease to financial losses that can arise from a variety of incidents that an organization may experience. Here are some examples of incidents that may benefit
If your municipality is opting into Circular Materials, you must provide the RMA Insurance team with your signed contracts as soon as possible. Potential Coverage Gaps Many members lack adequate Environmental Impairment Liability (EIL) coverage
“Losing Bet” will equip RMA members with the tools necessary to understand and advocate for changes to the charitable gaming model. RMA is concerned about the inequities faced by rural organizations through the current charitable
The Government of Alberta is engaging with residents to understand the current state of health care in Alberta. Beginning in early 2024, the GOA conducted 65 in-person engagement sessions across the province. These sessions gave
“Losing Bet” will equip RMA members with the tools necessary to understand and advocate for changes to the charitable gaming model. RMA is concerned about the inequities faced by rural organizations through the current charitable
RMA is actively monitoring the tariff situation between Canada and the USA. RMA has been diligently observing the fluidity of the political situation involving the potential imposition of tariffs and recognizes the significant impacts this
To improve reporting on resolution advocacy, the RMA is releasing a monthly bulletin highlighting recent actions undertaken on select active resolutions. The Monthly Resolution Update Bulletin is a way of routinely highlighting a selection of
