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Water Polo Canada (WPC) uses the brokerage firm of BFL CANADA Risk and Insurance Inc. for its insurance needs and its members are insured with the following companies:
| Insurance Policy | Company |
| Commercial General Liability & Sport Liability | MARKEL |
| Directors’ and Officers’Personal and Entity Liability Insurance | MARKEL |
| Accidental Death & Dismemberment Insurance | CHUBB Insurance Company |
| Out of Country Medical Insurance (Travel) | AIG |
Click to view the WPC Insurance Summary
All WPC registrants are entitled to receive insurance coverage within Canada. In order to receive coverage, an individual must be registered and active on the online WPC National Registration Database and Event Management System, RAMP.
An insured registrant will have insurance coverage when participating in sanctioned events. A sanctioned event must be recorded in the WPC National Registration Database and Event Management System, and approved by the appropriate provincial and/or national organization.
To request copies of insurance certificates please fill out the Certificate of Insurance Request Form and submit it a minimum of 7 days prior to your event to allow time for the request to be processed. Clubs should submit the form to their Provincial Sport Organization administrator (“PSO”), while PSOs should submit the form to WPC . If the request is sent less than 7 days prior to the event, WPC cannot guarantee the insurance certificate.
In the event of an accident our Chubb Accident Insurance Claim Form must be completed in full to process the claim. The attending physician's and/or dentist's statements must be completed by the medical professional who first saw the insured within 30 days of injury. The claim form must be submitted to WPC , with your PSO administrator copied, within 90 days of the date of the injury regardless of whether expenses have been incurred. All claims must be processed through the WPC office.
Teams traveling outside of the country can purchase international insurance through WPC at a rate of $3.50/day per person. If a registrant has an existing policy, the WPC international insurance will be secondary to the other policy. If the registrant does not have another policy in place, this WPC international insurance policy will become the primary policy. In order to receive out-of-country additional insurance teams/clubs will need to submit the "International Travel Permit Application" through their club's RAMP account (see the RAMP Club User Guide for more details) and send the amount for the total due ($3.50/day per person) to paypal@waterpolo.ca via PayPal. Insurance must be requested seven (7) days prior to leaving the country.
Individuals trying out water polo programs will have insurance coverage as free trial (short-term) members. Free trial (short-term) members are covered under the Water Polo Canada (WPC) insurance policy on a one-time basis for a maximum of fourteen (14) consecutive days from the first day they enter the water (i.e., If an individual starts their free trial on September 1, 2022, their trial will end September 15, 2022). After the trial period is complete, free trial members must be registered and active in WPC's National Registration and Event Management Database, RAMPInteractive® to receive continued coverage.
This coverage is intended for those individuals who are trying the sport for the first time. As such, an individual can only be considered a free trial member once. Any individual who has previously completed a free trial may not complete an additional trial, regardless of whether it is with a different water polo club. These individuals will be required to register with a club prior to participating in any water polo activities.
To commence your free trial, please contact a water polo club in your province for detailed instructions.
For all other insurance inquiries, clubs should email their PSO administrator, while PSOs should email insurance@waterpolo.ca.
Click here to view the Certificate of Insurance for Water Polo Canada