Emergency Management in B.C.
Increasing climate challenges means that emergency and disaster management is changing. Learn how you and your community can adapt to this shifting landscape and explore stories covering all four pillars of emergency management.
Latest Stories
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Coastal communities practice tsunami preparedness at High Ground Hike events
High Ground Hike is an annual program that brings communities together during Tsunami Preparedness Week (the second full week every April). These events help raise… Read More
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Insurance: Why it matters
Whether you rent or own, insurance is one of the best ways to protect yourself and your loved ones in the event of an emergency.… Read More
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Canadian Earthquake Early Warning System can provide time to Drop, Cover and Hold On
Did you know around 4,000 earthquakes are recorded in British Columbia each year? Most are too small to be felt, but earthquakes strong enough to… Read More
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Being a Master of Disaster is a good thing!
Emergencies and disasters can be scary, especially for children. Providing children with information and knowledge so they’re prepared and ready during a difficult situation can… Read More
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