Canadian examples of community-led emergency readiness initiatives

Canadian examples of community-led emergency readiness initiatives that focus on household preparedness, neighbourhood support, and resident response — coordinated by residents in collaboration with government-led emergency management.

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Emergency communications when conventional systems fail

In today’s world, we rely heavily on cell phones and the internet to stay connected. But what happens when those systems are disrupted during an emergency?

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Business Continuity Planning for Disruptions

Running a business means planning for the unexpected. Avoid downtime by being prepared before disruptions occur.

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Using Technology During a Disaster

We rely on technology more and more to keep in touch with our family, friends, and colleagues with a click of a button. But what happens in the event of a major emergency?

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Emergency Management Roles (federal, provincial, municipal)

Emergency management in Canada is a shared responsibility. Everyone has a role to play to prevent, manage, and respond effectively to emergencies.

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Information Exchange About Community Readiness for Emergencies – April 22

On April 22, community organizations and local leaders gathered for a focused conversation on emergency preparedness in the face of disruptions.

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Emergency Preparedness Event in Picton – May 3

On May 3, residents heard from local experts and received practical tips to better understand risks and take simple steps to prepare their households.

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Take actions to stay safe

Prevention starts with reducing risks and being prepared for disruptions. Explore practical tips to help you avoid emergencies and stay ready at home or on the go.

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What Community Readiness Looks Like

Community readiness is residents, organizations, and businesses working together to share information, build skills, and support one another during disruptions, while preparing households to be self-sufficient for at least four days.

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Why readiness matters now – the growing causes of disruption

Preparedness is about ensuring that households, businesses, and community services can continue to function safely and effectively, even under unexpected conditions.

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