Emergency Preparedness Week 2026
Emergency Preparedness Week 2026: Be Prepared. Know Your Risks.Emergency Preparedness Week 2026 takes place May 3–9, 2026, with this year’s theme: “Be Prepared. Know Your Risks.” For workplaces across British Columbia, this is an important reminder that emergency...
Emergency Preparedness Should Match Your Industry
Emergency Preparedness Should Match Your IndustryEmergency planning is more useful when it reflects the way a workplace actually runs. A front office, a warehouse floor, a construction site, a retail store, a school, and a mobile fleet all face different pressures, so...
Emergency Preparedness for Seniors in BC
Emergency Preparedness for Seniors in BCWhy Emergency Preparedness for Seniors Matters in British Columbia British Columbia's geography and climate create unique emergency risks. Coastal earthquakes, interior wildfires, flooding in river valleys, and heavy winter...
Emergency Preparedness for the Holidays
Emergency Preparedness for the HolidaysEmergency preparedness for the holidays is more important than ever. With families decorating homes, hosting gatherings, traveling long distances, and using more electrical devices, the risk of fire, injury, and seasonal...
Winter-Ready 2025: Winter Storm & Power-Outage Preparedness
Winter-Ready 2025: Winter Storm & Power-Outage Preparedness Winter Comes with Surprises — Will You Be Ready? Every year, Canadian winters remind us how unpredictable Mother Nature can be. A sudden snowstorm, an extended power outage, or a vehicle stranded in...
How to Turn a School Fundraiser Into a Community Emergency Preparedness Win
How to Turn a School Fundraiser Into a Community Emergency Preparedness Win When schools think about raising money, the first ideas that often come to mind are bake sales, car washes, or fun runs. While these traditional events can be effective, today’s families are...