Educational Webinar Schedule
Introducing our 2024 Educational Webinar Series.
Check back often as new sessions will be added as confirmed.
Do you have a topic of interest? Are you a technical expert and wish to present a session? Contact us we want to hear from you. Email the CAHPI office at .
To register - please follow the registration links provided and you can expect the Zoom join details to be delivered on the day of the webinar.
All live webinars listed below are FREE for members and only $25 for non-members.
Members are required to complete 20 hours of educational training per year and record their Membership Renewal Credits (MRCs) at time of renewal. One (1) hour of training = one (1) MRC.
Radon Updates for 2024: Seeing progress across the country
Wednesday, March 20, 2024
8:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m. EST
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Pam Warkentin, Executive Director, CARST/C-NRPP
Kelley Bush, Manager, Radon Outreach and Stakeholder Engagement Health Canada
Test your Knowledge – Reviewing the ELECTRICAL section of the CAHPI Exam
Wednesday, March 27, 2024
8:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m. EST
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Darryl Bailey, RHI, NCH
Darryl joined the CAHPI National board of directors in November 2019. He owns AusCan Building Inspections in New Westminster, BC. Darryl has been a home inspector since Jan 2008. He is a past member of HIABC, formally CAHPI(BC) and a previous Board Member, Chair of Training Committee and on Education Committee. He is a Certified Asbestos Building Inspector, Level 1 Thermographer and Commercial Inspector. In addition, he is a CPBC approved Trainer and Evaluator, Licensed Contractor for 20 years and previously branch manager of Australia’s largest metal recycling company.
Heat Pumps in Canada: Do they make sense?
Wednesday, May 1, 2024
8:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m. EST
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Alan Carson, President, Carson Dunlop
Alan Carson lives home inspections. Since he co-founded Carson Dunlop in 1978, he has focused his professional life on the profession. Over 45 years, Carson Dunlop has become the largest independent home inspection company in Canada, having performed hundreds of thousands of home inspections, trained thousands of inspectors, and provided the reporting system for millions of inspections. Alan has helped grow the profession, taking a leadership role in North American associations, working with government and postsecondary institutions.
Alan sees Carson Dunlop as being in the communication business. “Our goal is to make complex building concepts simple to help homeowners take care of the most important financial and lifestyle investment of their lives.”
Alan is a founding member of the Canadian Association of Home and Property Inspectors and the Ontario Association of Home Inspectors, and a Past President of the American Society of Home Inspectors.
A Closer Look: Are You Liable if Defects are Found After a Home Inspection?
Wednesday, May 29, 2024
8:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m. EST
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Sarah Mack, Associate, Gowling WLG (Ottawa)
Sarah Mack is an associate in Gowling WLG’s Ottawa office, practicing in the Advocacy Group.
Sarah’s practice focuses on insurance defense litigation, coverage disputes, and subrogation. Sarah has a diverse practice, she regularly acts on claims arising out of bodily injury, property damage, construction projects, product liability, and professional liability.
Sarah regularly appears before tribunals and the Ontario Superior Court of Justice and has successfully advocated for her clients in complex hearings on numerous occasions.
Sarah enjoys building collaborative working relationships with her clients and strives to provide strategic and solution-focused advice. She offers forthright and fulsome case assessment, regular reporting, effective budgeting and vigorous representation to her institutional and individual clients.
Outside of work, Sarah has a passion for travel and hiking.
Amy Kallio, Articling Student, Gowling WLG (Ottawa)
Amy Kallio is an articling student in Gowling WLG’s Ottawa office.
Amy obtained her JD at the University of Ottawa Faculty of Law, where she completed an option in Health Law. During her studies, Amy worked as a legal intern with the in-house legal team of a global athletic apparel company. Additionally, she worked as a research assistant for the Centre for Health Law, Policy and Ethics at the University of Ottawa and for the Common Law Faculty of Law.
Prior to entering law school, Amy worked for a national insurance company for nearly nine years gaining experience working in claims and marketing. Most recently, she worked on the national rebrand of the company and the ongoing integration of the new brand.
Amy has an honours bachelor of arts from the University of Guelph, where she also competed on the varsity swim team.