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Emergency Preparedness WeekEmergency Preparedness Week

Government of Nunavut

NunavutMay 1, 2026Nunavut

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The article reports that the Metis Nation-Saskatchewan (MN-S) and the Canadian Red Cross hosted a barbecue at Kinsmen Park in Prince Albert during National Emergency Preparedness Week to promote emergency planning and evacuation readiness, with Red Cross and MN-S representatives answering questions and distributing emergency kits.
The Government of Canada announced federal investments to strengthen emergency management and preparedness, including $108 million over three years to renew the Humanitarian Workforce Program and $1.93 million from the Search and Rescue New Initiatives Fund to support SARVAC projects.

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The article reports that the Metis Nation-Saskatchewan (MN-S) and the Canadian Red Cross hosted a barbecue at Kinsmen Park in Prince Albert during National Emergency Preparedness Week to promote emergency planning and evacuation readiness, with Red Cross and MN-S representatives answering questions and distributing emergency kits. It notes MN-S has…

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The Government of Canada announced federal investments to strengthen emergency management and preparedness, including $108 million over three years to renew the Humanitarian Workforce Program and $1.93 million from the Search and Rescue New Initiatives Fund to support SARVAC projects. Emergency Preparedness Week 2026 was launched with the theme “Be…

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