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Environment Canada has issued a red alert warning for extreme weather near, or in your area. Heavy rainfall could worsen flooding and landslide conditions. Stay-up-to-date with the latest information: emergencyinfobc.gov.bc.ca | Government of British Columbia

Environment Canada has issued a red alert warning for extreme weather near, or in your area. Heavy rainfall could worsen flooding and landslide conditions. Stay-up-to-date with the latest information: emergencyinfobc.gov.bc.ca | Government of British Columbia

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Emergency Preparedness Week in BC

Emergency Preparedness Week in BC

BC Emergency Health Services received multiple 9-1-1 calls about an incident involving a vehicle driving into a crowd of people at a street festival at E. 41st Avenue & Fraser Saturday night. BCEHS responded with more than 22 vehicles and provided emergency medical treatment and transport for 26 patients to hospital in conditions ranging from critical to serious. Our thoughts are with everyone who is feeling the effects of this incident. | Provincial Health Services Authority - PHSA

BC Emergency Health Services received multiple 9-1-1 calls about an incident involving a vehicle driving into a crowd of people at a street festival at E. 41st Avenue & Fraser Saturday night. BCEHS responded with more than 22 vehicles and provided emergency medical treatment and transport for 26 patients to hospital in conditions ranging from critical to serious. Our thoughts are with everyone who is feeling the effects of this incident. | Provincial Health Services Authority - PHSA

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As BC recovers from COVID-19, the choices we make going forward can help us build an economy - and a province - that works for everyone. Tell us what's important to you, so we can build BC's recovery, together. Share your priorities until July 21: www.gov.bc.ca/recoveryideas | Government of British Columbia

As BC recovers from COVID-19, the choices we make going forward can help us build an economy - and a province - that works for everyone. Tell us what's important to you, so we can build BC's recovery, together. Share your priorities until July 21: www.gov.bc.ca/recoveryideas | Government of British Columbia

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In BC, we’ve made progress managing COVID-19 and together we’re flattening the curve. Let’s proceed with caution as we restart our lives and keep everyone safe. | Government of British Columbia

In BC, we’ve made progress managing COVID-19 and together we’re flattening the curve. Let’s proceed with caution as we restart our lives and keep everyone safe. | Government of British Columbia

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Why did it take so long to declare a state of emergency? Here's the minister of public safety said about the B.C. wildfires. | CBC Vancouver

Why did it take so long to declare a state of emergency? Here's the minister of public safety said about the B.C. wildfires. | CBC Vancouver

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Emergency Preparedness Activities | City of Abbotsford

The next few weeks are critical. By pulling together now, we can help protect our families, friends and neighbours. Let's remember the basics, follow the new public health orders and all do our part to stop the spread of COVID-19. https://gov.bc.ca/covid19restrictions | Government of British Columbia

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Thank you to all the crews, volunteers and everyone working together to respond and help us move towards recovery. Key updates: • Environment Canada is forecasting more typical, seasonal conditions. While flows remain high in many areas, the River Forecast Centre is taking down advisories in many areas, as river levels continue to drop. • Highway 1 through the Lower Mainland to Hope is now open. • Everyone should pay attention to road closures and other notices on DriveBC.ca, continue limiting n

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B.C. health minister explains what a public health emergency means

Thanks to expanded high-speed internet and mobile connectivity across BC’s coast, even our most remote communities can now receive life-saving alerts from Canada's Earthquake Early Warning system. This new system gives people crucial seconds to “Drop, Cover, and Hold On” before strong shaking begins—helping protect lives and infrastructure. We're helping households in rural and remote BC get connected to high-speed internet, making emergency alerts and digital services more accessible than ever.

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British Columbians aged 12 and older are being advised to get a second booster shot in the fall, as the latest Omicron wave of COVID-19 spreads. Here is acting provincial health officer Dr. Martin Lavoie explaining B.C.'s booster rollout plan. Read more: https://globalnews.ca/news/8976453/bc-live-covid-update-july-8-4th-doses/ | Global BC

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B.C. extends provincial state of emergency due to drought, wildfire

B.C. public safety minister declares provincial state of emergency

BC Premier announced today that the state of emergency for BC will be extended for two more weeks. And More updates on the COIVD-19 pandemic. | RED FM Vancouver

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Provincial state of emergency declared in B.C. due to wildfires

Avoid travel to B.C. Interior, says Emergency Management Minister Bowinn Ma

B.C. declares state of emergency amid 'catastrophic' mass flooding, requests federal government assistance

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B.C. hits 'pause' on electric-vehicle rebate program

The province has announced a $5-billion aid package to help British Columbians impacted by the COVID-19 outbreak. UBC economics professor Kevin Milligan breaks down the economic measures and exactly who they benefit. | Global BC

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United Way British Columbia Grants & Funding

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Province of B.C. urges residents to plan ahead for emergencies

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Global NewsKimberly Davidson

Emergency Support Services (ESS) provides short-term assistance to British Columbians who are forced to leave their homes because of fire, floods, earthquakes or other emergencies. This assistance includes food, lodging, clothing, emotional support and family reunification. During such emergencies, ESS staff is responsible for the opening of a reception center to facilitate the following: • Register evacuees to help reunite families. • Provide referrals for food, clothing and shelter, as funded

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B.C. plans to expand involuntary care program

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B.C. floods: Environment Canada issues Red-level weather alert as province braces for more storms

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B.C. floods: State of emergency declared three days after catastrophic flooding

Global NewsRichard Zussman

Province assessing emergency management strategy

❄️We hope you and your family will be healthy and well throughout the holiday season and will not require emergency care. However, if you do need emergency care in the days ahead, Dr. Garth Meckler, our head of emergency medicine at BC Children’s, offers some advice to families on care options available throughout the holiday season. 🏥Our emergency department will be open 24 /7 throughout the holidays, and our staff are prepared to provide your infant or child with quality care if they need it.

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