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Ottawa, Ontario, K2K 3E7
Joined March 2021
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Canadian Disaster Response Organization (CDRO) retweeted
The Saskatoon Winter Emergency Response Plan will be activated to a Level II from Jan 17-22. Please share the latest list of warm-up locations across #yxe and keep an eye out for anyone who may need assistance.
For more information, visit saskatoon.ca/cold.
Canadian Disaster Response Organization (CDRO) retweeted
Today, Ministers Pascale St-Onge and Yu In Chon signed a Memorandum of Understanding for the 2024–2025 Year of #CulturalExchanges, strengthening the enduring friendship between Canada and Korea. 🇨🇦🇰🇷
canada.ca/en/canadian-herita…
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ALT A man and a woman signing official documents. Seen behind them are the flag of Canada and the Republic of Korea, and a pop-up banner.
Canadian Disaster Response Organization (CDRO) retweeted
1/2 For #summer 2024, we expect above-average temperatures throughout most of country. These conditions are likely to result in other severe #weather events.
For more details: ow.ly/QmJ050SfIUU
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Canadian Disaster Response Organization (CDRO) retweeted
You can protect your family and your property by learning more about wildfires and by taking proper precautions. More: getprepared.gc.ca/cnt/hzd/wl…
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Canadian Disaster Response Organization (CDRO) retweeted
Thank you to the hard-working @LdnOntFire crews who quickly contained a large train fire in the Downtown last night. We applaud the alert citizens who made the initial calls, our emergency communicators, police and City crews who ensured everyone's safety during this time.
Fire crews working with CPR personnel to bring fire under control. Fire crews are in defensive attack. #ldnont ^cs
Canadian Disaster Response Organization (CDRO) retweeted
Ignite #fires no sooner than two hours before sunset and extinguished no later than two hours after sunrise. Keep up to date with the #outdoor fire #rules and #permits.
ontario.ca/page/outdoor-fire…
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Canadian Disaster Response Organization (CDRO) retweeted
@CDROrganization Members are proud to be participating in DEMvolution, looking forward to the discussions
Canadian Disaster Response Organization (CDRO) retweeted
@CDROrganization Members are participating in @EIS_Council #EarthEXLive2024, looking forward to interacting with all participants
Canadian Disaster Response Organization (CDRO) retweeted
Thank you to @OntarioWarnings for this opportunity and @CDROrganization is proud to support TBS/EMO with supporting and assisting the residents of Ontario #collaboration #cooperation – at Ottawa, Ontario
@CDRO Incident Management Team Members participated in Ontario Provincial Emergency Operations Centre Surge Capacity Augmentation training. Members now have the knowledge from excellent theoretical training and the abilities from a practical exercise to support. Thanks to Eric, Mohsen and Inna for sharing their expertise. #WeAreHereToHelp
Canadian Disaster Response Organization (CDRO) retweeted
80 wildland fires are active in Ontario early this evening. 27 of these are located in the Northeast region and 53 are in the Northwest Region. The fire hazard remains high to extreme for most of the province today as the temperature continues to soar around the 30 degree mark.
Canadian Disaster Response Organization (CDRO) retweeted
As of Tuesday afternoon, there are 66 active #wildland fires across the northeast and northwest #fire regions. The largest of these are #SiouxLookout 33 in the NWR (51,000 hectares) and #Cochrane 7 in the NER (34,000 hectares).
Canadian Disaster Response Organization (CDRO) retweeted
#Wildfire smoke is causing poor air quality in many areas of the country. Check the #AirQuality forecasts in your area to get the latest conditions, updated regularly.
Learn more: ow.ly/7N4Z50OWb5S
#Wildfires #Smoke
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Canadian Disaster Response Organization (CDRO) retweeted
@CDROrganization is pleased to be participating in the @YorkRegionGovt Emerg Mgmt Stakeholder Engagement, Topic: Severe Weather Planning. Great annual initiative to bring all together, this years topic very relevant. #bestparactices
Canadian Disaster Response Organization (CDRO) retweeted
Wildfire smoke and extreme heat exposure can cause symptoms such as runny nose, sore eyes and throat, skin rash, nausea or vomiting. Learn how to reduce your risk: canada.ca/en/health-canada/s…
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Canadian Disaster Response Organization (CDRO) retweeted
#MNRFwaterbombers are actively working on several fires across #Ontario. If you see one flying overhead while fishing or enjoying time on the water, move to shore as safely possible to allow room for them to perform their scoop.
Canadian Disaster Response Organization (CDRO) retweeted
There are two active #fires in the Wawa District. Wawa 2 is currently 105 hectares and 6 kilometers west of White River. Wawa 3 is currently 3900 hectares and 9 kilometers east of White River. Both fires are not under control. Visit ontario.ca/forestfires for more information.
Canadian Disaster Response Organization (CDRO) retweeted
The forest fire hazard is high to extreme today across most of the province this weekend! Use caution with outdoor #fires when in the forest or around your property. Follow Ontario's outdoor burning regulations: ontario.ca/fr/page/regles-et…
Canadian Disaster Response Organization (CDRO) retweeted
When an evacuation is ordered you must leave immediately and follow advice from local authorities. Take your:
• Emergency kit and plan
• Cell phones and contact numbers
• Medications and copies of prescriptions
• Pets
#AB #BC #SK #NWT
ALT Icons of an evergreen tree and a waterdrop outline with a fire flame on the inside illustrating a forest fire. Text: Wildfire Preparedness. #GetPrepared.
Canadian Disaster Response Organization (CDRO) retweeted
3 ways your household can prepare for a tornado:
🏠 Identify a saferoom on the lowest floor possible
🚪 Ensure all doors and windows are shut
🌳 Remove dead or rotting trees that could fall and cause damage or injury
Learn more: ontario.ca/tornadoes
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Canadian Disaster Response Organization (CDRO) retweeted
As we conclude #EPWeek2023 we review highlights on the importance of being emergency ready.
#emergencymanagement #ontario #PreparedON