The week will feature a handful of free events for Londoners of all ages, including a seniors’ safety lunch on Tuesday and a youth safety seminar on Wednesday. Continue reading
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Colleges and universities teamed up for a large-scale emergency response simulation with more than 650 participants. Continue reading
The transition will begin in 2019 but will not impact provincial emergency services for the upcoming spring flood or wildfire season. Continue reading
The state of emergency declared in response to the raging wildfires in British Columbia has been extended until Sept. 1. Continue reading
Drones will be used by search-and-rescue crews in two communities in British Columbia as part of a one-year pilot project. Continue reading
Two tornadoes that touched down in southeastern Saskatchewan on Sunday afternoon left significant damage to several farms and one home, but no injuries. Continue reading
The Saskatchewan government said the section of the Husky Energy pipeline where the oil spill occurred into the North Saskatchewan River has been dug up. Continue reading
“It’s not like you see in the movies”: The largest evacuation effort in Alberta’s history has played out in a much more orderly fashion than some may have expected. Continue reading
Hot and dry conditions have provincial fire officials warning of a “volatile” situation. At least 102 wildfires have burned in Saskatchewan in 2016. Continue reading
Alberta is moving forward with more than a dozen flood prevention measures made by an independent review on the province’s response to the 2013 floods. Continue reading