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10 Tips for Earthquake Safety

TIPS FOR EARTHQUAKE SAFETY 1) Most everyone who simply 'ducks and covers' when building collapse are crushed to death. People who get under objects, like desks or cars, are crushed. 2) Cats, dogs and babies often naturally curl up in the fetal position. You should too...

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Are you Ready?

Local Richmond papers are urging residents to prepare for natural disasters. There is no need to live in fear but we do need to be prepared. VANCOUVER/CKNW(AM980) : The head of the City of Vancouver's Emergency Management says residents need to take it upon themselves...

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New Zealand earthquake should be a reminder to prepare

Tuesday's deadly earthquake in New Zealand should remind Canadians to be prepared. Although we have national building code standards and our buildings should fare better, Canadians should expect to be independent for at least 72 hours. Last month, thousands of people...

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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...