As part of our commitment to promote safer environments, we published two new policies focusing on sexual coercion and violence and gender diverse offenders. Thank you to everyone who contributed to our consultation! Read our news release to learn more: canada.ca/en/correctiona…
As the weather continues to get warmer, Canadian roads are getting busier with cyclists!
This #NationalBikeMonth, remember to #ShareTheRoad so all commuters can reach their destinations safely 🚴�LB
➡️ Individuals and businesses will be required to ensure your firearm’s license is valid before selling you a non-restricted firearm. More info: canada.ca/en/public-safe…
New, stronger firearms laws are coming.
Effective May 18, 2022:
➡️ Firearms businesses will be required to keep sales and inventory records for non-restricted firearms.
Min Mendicino: “The new rules will ensure guns stay out of the wrong hands and law enforcement have the tools they need. They’re key to our plan to tackle gun violence, along with banning assault-style weapons & cracking down on smuggling at our borders.” canada.ca/en/public-safe…
Our climate is changing, and this affects the frequency and intensity of many climate-related hazards and disasters like floods.
Canada is developing a #NationalAdaptationStrategy to be more resilient + prepared. Learn more: ow.ly/nmxH50IZrfg
The Russian regime’s unjustifiable war against #Ukraine extends into cyberspace. Russia’s illegal invasion and pattern of malicious cyber activity are unacceptable and must stop.
Read Canada’s statement: ow.ly/tKvB50J3ux8
Prepare your family and home for a potential #wildfire:
-Prepare an #EmergencyKit for your family and pet(s).
-Install working fire alarms on every floor of your home.
-Create an escape plan so family members are familiar with #emergency exits. More tips: getprepared.gc.ca/cnt/hzd/wldfrs…
The #GoC has approved a Request For Federal Assistance for @CanadianForces Rangers to evacuate First Nation communities impacted by spring #flooding along James Bay and Hudson Bay, including Kashechewan and Fort Albany.
For today’s #EPWeek2022 theme of the day, we extend our sincere gratitude and thanks to all first responders, frontline workers, and emergency management professionals, for all their tireless efforts in helping keep Canadians safe.
Are you a Canadian abroad?
Here are a few tips on how to stay safe:
- keep a list of emergency contacts with you
- register with us to receive important information from the Government of Canada: ow.ly/mWqy50J1xzV#EPWeek2022#ReadyforAnything
Our tip for severe storms and floods is to never try to cross a flooded area, even if it looks shallow. Water is powerful! An adult can be knocked over by 6 inches of moving water, and 12 inches can carry away a car.
#EPWeek2022#ReadyForAnything
In recognition of Emergency Preparedness Week, a tip from @metisnationsask is to plan for power outages by creating an emergency kit. Include flashlights, a radio, water tablets, a food thermometer, games and non-perishable food and water. #EPWeek2022#ReadyForAnythingtwitter.com/cassidy_caron/…
(2/2) This module is:
✅ Quick: Only takes 15 minutes to complete
✅ Free: Until Sept 2022
✅ Easy: Available on your phone
✅ Urgent: Overdose deaths have been on the rise during #Covid19
➡️ cpkn.ca/en/course/drug…
(1/2) Attention law enforcement personnel! Help #EndStigma by learning how to remove barriers to care for people struggling with substance use addiction in our communities. Here are four reasons to complete our Drug Stigma Awareness training offered by @CPKN_Online: ⬇️
Planning an outdoor activity? Here are some tips to keep safe:
Remember the 3 T’s!
- Trip Planning
- Training
- Taking the Essentials
Learn how to be #AdventureSmart: adventuresmart.ca
First responders and public safety personnel experience traumatic events daily, putting them at a higher risk for depression, anxiety and PTSI. This #MentalHealthWeek, let’s support the people who protect us every single day 💚k
#EPWeek2022 comes to an end tomorrow, but emergencies can occur anytime. Minister Blair reflects on the accomplishments of the week, and reminds Canadians that it’s never too late to prepare ourselves and our families to be #ReadyForAnything. canada.ca/en/public-safe…
Here are some tips to prevent your boat from becoming damaged or wrecked:
•Plan your anchorage;
•Check the weather;
•Maintain your vessel & lifesaving equipment;
•Leave contact info on your unattended boat.
#EmergencyPreparednessWeek
Every second counts during an emergency airplane evacuation. Remember to follow instructions from cabin crew and leave your carry-on bags behind so you don’t delay a safe evacuation process.
For more in-flight ✈ safety information this #EPWeek: ow.ly/NkrY50IXSPz
(1/2) Canada is home to some of the world’s greatest outdoors. Being #AdventureSmart and #ReadyForAnything is an essential part of any outdoor adventure.
The Town of Percé received an #EmergencyManagement Exemplary Service Award for the category “Resilient Communities”. They were nominated for their project to protect and rehabilitate the shoreline of l’anse du Sud de Percé.” Submit a nomination: publicsafety.gc.ca/cnt/mrgnc-mngm…
How can we prepare for global health events? Start with best efforts to maintain mental and physical health, including keeping up-to-date with vaccines to enhance our readiness and collective resiliency. #EPWeek2022
More on healthy living: canada.ca/en/health-cana…twitter.com/Safety_Canada/…
Being #ReadyForAnything includes following all existing mandatory pre-boarding and health requirements for passengers. All passengers must wear a mask when departing Canada. Learn more: ow.ly/LGy250ISIfz. @TravelGoC any other tips travellers should be aware of? twitter.com/GovCanHealth/s…
(1/2) The world has been spinning off its axis, experiencing an unprecedented pandemic. If #Covid19 has taught us anything, it’s to be #ReadyForAnything.