Podcasts about emergency preparedness week

On this episode of This Week in the Peace, we sit down with Jessica Beaumont from the North Peace Pride Society to chat about their upcoming Pride Walk and Festival, happening June 7, 2025, at Centennial Park.Then, we catch up with Fort St. John Fire Rescue Deputy Chief Matt Troiano about Emergency Preparedness Week and how you and your family can be prepared when emergency strikes.Tune in to This Week in the Peace every Friday at 10am MST on 100.1 Moose FM and via video on the Moose FM Facebook page and Energeticcity YouTube page. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Bring on the canned, packaged and dried food. We hear why participants in a chefs' challenge at MUN today were allowed to use only non-perishable food to create their culinary delights as part of Emergency Preparedness Week. We hear more from Memorial University's manager of emergency planning... and the winner of the unique chef challenge. (Krissy Holmes with Holly Tobin and Melissa MacLean)

Some gay and bisexual men can donate sperm in Canada starting today.  US pauses bomb shipment to Israel, pressuring Israel and Hamas to agree to a ceasefire.  Canada's National Public Alerting System will be running a test today as part of Emergency Preparedness Week. 

It's been almost a year since the devastating wildfires in Halifax and Shelburne Counties.  The Barrington Lake fire — the largest wildfire in recorded history of the province and the Tantallon fire — one of the most expensive. Kara McCurdy recently left her role as a Fire Prevention officer with Natural Resources and Renewables for a similar role with Halifax Fire and Emergency Services. She was also presented with the Lynn Orstad Award for preventing wildfire and advancing community resiliency. As she moves into her new role with HRFE, McCurdy discusses the FireSmart program and some of the lessons learned on protecting properties from wildfire risk. May 5th to 11th is Emergency Preparedness Week.  For more information visit Halifax.ca/EMO. 

Skibicki, Bowness & Stegall news all revealed right after our show yesterday / Single parents set-up / The brother of CJOB's Kevin Burgin joins us later for something special (0:30); Emergency Preparedness Week (7:40); Times our parents came through for us, whether it's a big deal or something lighter (16:20); Rick Bowness retires... what's next for the Jets? - John Shannon (23:15); Breakfast with the Bombers - package on Milt Stegall coming to rookie camp for a day! (30:40); Single parenting...more single parents in Canada than ever before. A local group trying to connect moms through an online forum (40:25); Times our parents came through (47:55); Newly founded Manitoba Cornhole Association hosting inagural provincial Cornhole Championships in Winnipeg (52:30); Winning story on parents coming through (59:30); Winnipegger (and brother to CJOB's Kevin Burgin!) now living in Vancouver nominated for the NHL's Willie O'Ree Award for founding Diversity Athletics Society, Mark Burgin (1:03:40).

n this Episode, we'll be discussing what we think Emergency Managers need to be aware of for EP Week 2024 and beyond. We'll cover recent changes in BC EM legislation with Tarina College, new developments in academia with Simon Wells, recap some interesting conferences from 2023, as well as provide a ‘must attend list' of upcoming conferences and training opportunities for 2024! All this and more on this episode of EPIC Podcast: Current, Relevant, Canadian Episode Links: Upcoming Conferences: https://epicpodcast.ca/epic-disaster-calendar ICLR Webinar: https://lnkd.in/gGDNSvy9 Canada Wildfire Webinar: https://www.canadawildfire.org/webinarsandcourses CRHNet Events: https://crhnet.ca/event-calendar/#!calendar Disaster Rounds: https://together4health.albertahealthservices.ca/disaster-rounds Like/Follow/Share: www.epicpodcast.ca @EPIC__podcast (twitter) team@epicpodcast.ca (email) Hosts: Grayson Cockett Dr. Joshua Bezanson Gillian Wong Sarah Hunn

Brent Ward, professor of Earth Sciences, co-director at Centre for Natural Hazards Research at Simon Fraser University

This week (May 7 to 13) is Emergency Preparedness Week! Here's what you can do to be sure you're ready for when disaster strikes: Know your hazards Make your plan Gather your supplies Stay informed Get to know your neighbours Last week, a unique pilot project has made headlines across Quebec: an innovative slow-down light a first of its kind in Canada to improve pedestrian safety, particularly in school zones. The light turns green only when motorists are obeying the speed limit, and remains red if the vehicle is traveling above the speed limit. Vancouver city councillor Pete Fry is bringing forward a motion to council in an effort to monitor renovations and demolitions related to the Broadway Subway Project.

Lauren's back! / Winnipeg Ice ready for championship/ Leafs are down 3-0 LOL (1:40); Polo park stabbings. What is going on?? (9:00); Childhood games that still make us feel like kids when we play them (16:25); Childhood games and the go-kart track at Wisconsin-Dells that made Brett a little too overzealous (24:00); HOMETOWN HEROES WINNER from Luxe Barbecue Company (26:15); With wildfires and evacuations in Alberta, what should we consider here? Emergency Preparedness Week (32:45); FLOOR BORED WINNER from Total Flooring (40:05); Winnipeg Police weigh in on Polo Park stabbings (46:10); Winning text on childhood games (54:30); Winnipeg company Baltic Bros - podium finish at a big spirits competition in San Fran (57:10).

Failing to plan is planning to fail. A bad plan is better than no plan at all. Don't be scared, be prepared. There's no shortage of sayings and clever phrases when it comes to being prepared. And it's a simple message we should all take to heart, especially this week.

Introducing Week on Wednesday with Amazing Places. Sometimes there's interesting events happening in the region that we're interested in, but aren't able to turn into a podcast, or a representative isn't available. So we thought we'd round up a few each week and let you know some highlights. Emergency Preparedness Week until May 7th Federal, provincial, regional, and many municipal governments have information and activities for Emergency Preparedness Week. You can find preparedness tips, YouTube videos, prizes, classes/info sessions, etc. Some are through your local fire department or Emergency Programme. For individual municipalities, contact your local government. Hills To Shore Artists Tour May 7th & 8th The Hills to Shore Artists Tour has been happening for over 15 years. Open to artists in the Gordon Head, Cadboro Bay, and Mt Tolmie areas, they're very excited to be back for 2022! Featuring artists: Janet Anderson, Clare Attwell, Andrea England, Sheryl Fisher, Kari Frazer, Ginny Glover, Judi Macleod, Jenny Miller, Carol Sherwood, Sandhu Singh, and Marcela Strasdas. Mother's Day Concert May 8th 2-4pm If you've never attended the Mother's Day concert at Playfair Park in Saanich, this year would be a great time to do so! Featuring the renowned Reynolds High School Orchestra, playing against a backdrop of beautiful rhododendrons. It's a Spring tradition for many. Bring your lawn chair and enjoy the free open air concert. Jordie Lunn Bike Park Grand Opening May 10th Straight from Langford Mayor Stew Young himself, he let us know about the Grand Opening for the Jordie Lunn Bike Park. The Park is a free, one-of-a-kind recreational cycling space that caters to cyclists of all ages and abilities. Located off Irwin Rd in Langford. Curb Appeal until May 14th A community art event in the Gorge/Tillicum/Burnside neighbourhood, the Gorge Tillicum Community Association are inviting area residents to display something creative in your yard or window, on the theme “Spring Fantasy” One Planet Student Challenge Deadline for submissions: May 20th The City of Victoria and the Municipality of Saanich have teamed up with OneEarth, to host One Planet Student Challenge. Students in Grades 6-12 in Greater Victoria are invited to enter submissions - either video or illustration - to explore the question: How can we bring One Planet Living ideas into our communities and personal lives? Stay tuned for details on next week's podcast on Friday!

In this special Emergency Preparedness Week episode, we'll hear from a panel of disaster logisticians as they recount their lived experiences managing resources during emergencies. We'll also be exploring a very Canadian initiative to try and make the process of sourcing disaster resources a little easier called Emergency Management Logistics Canada. All this and more on this episode of EPIC Podcast: Current, Relevant, Canadian Episode Guests: Dr. Joshua Bezanson Tarina College Perron Goodyear Scott Cameron Episode Links: https://www.emlcanada.ca/ Like/Follow/Share: www.epicpodcast.ca @EPIC__podcast (twitter) team@epicpodcast.ca (email) Hosts: Grayson Cockett Dr. Joshua Bezanson Gillian Wong Epic Podcast is Sponsored by the Alberta Podcast Network

Today we catch up with Regional Fire Chief, Jody Butz about Emergency Preparedness Week. He goes over river breakup, being FireSmart, remembering the 2016 wildfire, and the VPR program.

This week marks  Emergency Preparedness Week, where public agencies offer ideas and suggestions to help you build a more prepared life.  However, they are unfortunately built on strategies that are decades old and have failed to move the yardsticks on preparedness behaviour adoption.   Our societies are wonderful constructions of inter-connected systems that we all take for granted and rarely consider.  We no longer shelter, feed or water ourselves - we have handed that responsibility over to the state and corporations, having to acquire those through leveraging our Labour for wages.  We wake every morning assuming the water will be potable, the power will turn on and the grocery store will have food.  We don't consider when one of those fails, especially not for extended periods of time.  Critical Infrastructure should be the foundation of your preparedness plan.  so listen in, follow as we being the process of developing that with you.  A plan designed by you, for you with likely very little if anything to purchase.  Preparedness is free my friends.  Support the show (https://www.buymeacoffee.com/IMCanoehead)

• Ann Rohmer is with Peter MacKay, the former Minister of Justice; former Minister of National Defence and Minister of Foreign Affairs under Prime Minister Stephen Harper, with his take on the war in Ukraine. • Kevin Frankish is with the April monthly update from the Canadian Automobile Association (CAA) Campaign, whether two wheels or four, CAA reminding road users to share the road safely. • Jim Lang with the details of Emergency Preparedness Week. York Region Officials urge residents to be ready for anything you need to prepare your family and property for a range of emergencies. Here are four simple steps: know the risks; make a plan; build a kit; stay connected • Ann Rohmer is with the McMichael Art Gallery's executive director with a preview of the Moonlight Gala on June 4th • Tina Cortese speaks with York University Associate Professor Grant Packard, of the Schulich School of Business about the Twitter takeover by Elon Musk.

This week is emergency preparedness week in Canada, the one week a year where the government attempts to focus your attention on their ideals and suggestions about preparedness.  This week's episode takes a non-sheep approach to the tag line - be prepared for anything.  This is a poor choice of wording and while it may be build on a foundation of encouraging citizens to consider the hazards that are in their area and begin to prepare for those situations, it is more than likely going to turn off more radios than on.  To be prepared for anything is to consider everything - that alone is a key message that throughout academic works, books and expert advice is an absolute no-no.  Focussing citizens on achievable goals, working towards a more resilient community - those are the outcomes governments should be working towards.  It is popular today for the government to be announcing decisions that are grounded in the best science, advocate for by the experts in the field.  However, they systematically ignore the very same advice for preparedness, avoiding the evidence and encouraging behaviours that do not improve outcomes.  Have a listen, comment and enjoy!

As National Resilience Adviser for Red Cross Australia, John Richardson is someone who spends a lot of time thinking about disasters - how we make sense of them, how we can better prepare for them, and how they transform the individuals and communities who go through them.We spoke to John during Red Cross Australia’s annual Emergency Preparedness Week to hear his perspective on the unchartered waters of 2020 and what lessons we can learn about resilience, response and recovery from the unique set of challenges we are facing.John discusses how a strong emphasis on social connectedness is key to building more resilient communities and we reflect on how creatives can support the work of service organisations developing rigour around preparedness and recovery.In this conversation, John and Scotia discuss:John’s career path which began with a foundation in geography and nursing leading on to emergency management where he has been involved in coordinating recovery support for a range of major and minor disasters, including the Bali Bombings, Drought, Alpine Bushfires in 2003 and 2006 and Grampians Fires in 2006John’s involvement in developing the Strathewen Memorial following the Black Saturday bushfires of 2009, the importance of a rigorous community-led process in memorial making and how creativity and the arts is an integral part of that processThe value of the arts in helping people to make sense of traumatic events and the importance of making meaning after a disasters.The importance of strong social ties in managing stress and how the Red Cross 2020 survey shows that seven in 10 Australians credit strong connections with friends and family as the most important factor in helping them manage during what has been a year of extremes with the summer fires and now the pandemicFurther reading and resources:John’s blog, Sastrugi:https://sastrugi.meBig Stories, Small Towns, Strathewen Memorial transmedia documentary project:http://www.bigstories.com.au/towns/strathewenRed Cross, Emergency Preparedness Week Resources:Red Cross has a range of resources to help you prepare, including a Get Prepared app, survival kit, emergency contacts list, keepsake list, resources to help manage stress and more. Find them at redcross.org.au/prepare.Download the Get Prepared app to locate your local emergency services contacts and where to find information, identify a safe meeting place for you and loved ones and create checklists of what to do and what to pack. It’s available on iOS, Android and redcross.org.au/prepare.Create an emergency plan for your household to protect what matters most with a Rediplan, available at redcross.org.au/prepareVisit redcross.org.au/prepare for advice on how to prepare yourself and your family.

On this episode of Emergency Preparedness in Canada (EPIC) Podcast, we review what may well have been the most impact-full Emergency Preparedness Week ever! Listen as we speak to Rebecca Macklon, preparedness professional from the Alberta Emergency Management Agency about the new, and more holistic approach to disaster preparedness. All this and more on this episode of EPIC Podcast - Current, Relevant, Canadian Episode Links: https://www.getprepared.gc.ca/cnt/rsrcs/ep-wk/index-en.aspx https://www.alberta.ca/alberta-emergency-management-agency.aspx#toc-1 Like/Follow/Share: www.epicpodcast.ca @EPIC__podcast (twitter) team@epicpodcast.ca (email) Hosts: Grayson Cockett Dr. Joshua Bezanson Epic Podcast is Sponsored by the Alberta Podcast Network - Powered by ATB

On this special Emergency Preparedness Week 2020 episode of Emergency Preparedness in Canada (EPIC) Podcast, we speak with NGO SME Steve Elliot, on why getting to know your local capacity is so important. Favorite quote: 'The only thing worse than a lack of preparedness is the illusion of preparedness' Episode Links: https://oaem.ca/category/sub-blogs/ngo-alliance-of-ontario/ Like/Follow/Share: www.epicpodcast.ca @EPIC__podcast (twitter) team@epicpodcast.ca (email) Hosts: Grayson Cockett Dr. Joshua Bezanson Epic Podcast is Sponsored by the Alberta Podcast Network - Powered by ATB

Emergency Preparedness Week with Gerry The Medic (0:30); Bob Irving (6:45); Todd Longley, the Rock N' Roll Fisherman (19:15); Dr. Syras (25:10). 

Welcome to the Mess Hall Podcast, part of the @albertapodnet powered by @atbfinancial. Today Avery and Lena team up with Josh And Grayson from Epic Podcast for Emergency Preparedness Week.  We try IMPs, freeze dried foods, and things scrounged up.  This weeks podcast shout out is going to: EPIC PODCAST - EMERGENCY PREPAREDNESS IN CANADA An educational podcast aimed at emergency managers of all levels, hosted by Dr. Josh Bezanson and Grayson Cockett. Find out more at epicpodcast.ca The EPIC Podcast is also on Twitter @EPIC__Podcast With Pod Power, ATB is making it possible for us to amplify the voices of Albertans and Alberta podcasters. This episode, we’re giving a Pod Power shout out to: WHAT ON EARTH CAN WE DO? WHAT ON EARTH CAN WE DO? is a podcast produced by the Alberta Emerald Foundation.  In this annual series, hosts Colleen and Gregory chat with Alberta’s environmental leaders about hot topics like food waste, reusing and recycling, and more.  While tackling ecological challenges as individuals can seem daunting, we can learn together how to answer the question “What On EARTH Can We Do?“  To listen and find out more, visit emeraldfoundation.ca/podcast./  

Andrew Ferguson (on OUSA Emergency Preparedness Week) Interview by Dave Borrie on Radio One 91fm Dunedin

Andrew Ferguson (on OUSA Emergency Preparedness Week) Interview by Dave Borrie on Radio One 91fm Dunedin

We all grew up with the motto "Be Prepared". It was adapted by the Boy Scouts of America and has since grown to the annual "Emergency Preparedness Week" in many countries. But for us, Masters of Ceremonies, it takes on a myriad meanings and failure to "Be Prepared" can have critical and oftentimes irreparable consequences. I have some hilarious, albeit embarrassing, case studies of my own that we will all learn from. Before we discuss the intricate details of the different types of events, we NEED to make sure you are ready!

This week marks Emergency Preparedness week. What is the city doing to get residents to get prepared for any emergency? Fire Chief Dave Cunliffe and Kirsten Marples, Emergency Preparedness Coordinators with the City of Hamilton, join Scott in the studio. Guests: Fire Chief Dave Cunliffe Kristen Marples

We get Timeless Todd in for a chat about our Emergency Preparedness Week and what we are doing to get the knowledge out to our community. Hey Fire Family, please don't forget to Share, Like, Subscribe and visit us on our Facebook Page at www.facebook.com/VFFPodcastDTFF/ to do the same! If you have a subject that you would like us to discuss, a question that you would like to ask or if you would like to be ON the next Episode, then you can message us on our Facebook Page at www.facebook.com/VFFPodcastDTFF/. Thanks all you DTFF'ers for all your support and stay safe Fire Family! #DTFFpodcast #Firefighter #Firefighting #ChiefMiller

on today's show, Joe Day from Humboldt on Emergency Preparedness Week, Stewart Bell on a Canadian member of ISIS, Ryan Jespersen on free transit in Edmonton? Plus, the Royal Winnipeg Ballet!

On this episode of EPIC Podcast, we discuss the science behind awareness weeks such as Emergency Preparedness Week 2018 and ask the difficult question: Does it actually work? What promotes preparedness, what are the barriers, and how do we remove them? All this and more on this episode of EPIC Podcast - Current, Relevant, Canadian

On this edition of Fort McMurray Matters, we speak with training and exercises coordinator with Regional Emergency Services Angela Henhoeffer about Emergency Preparedness Week and volunteer opportunities for those interested in helping out with RES.

Where should there be a safe injection site at the city. One councillor is planning on bringing forward a motion to request space at a local hospital for one. Guest - Jason Farr, City Councillor, Ward 2 After a confusing week after giving contradictory statements last week, US President Donald Trump's new attorney Rudy Giuliani has been going on a media spree trying to lessen the legal burdens on his client. Is this going to do more damage than good? Guest - Jacob Neiheisel, Assistant Professor of Political Science, University of Buffalo College of Arts and Sciences.  This week marks Emergency Preparedness Week, and at 10:55 today, the new Wireless Public Alerting system has gone live. What can Canadians do to become better prepared for emergencies and what is this new system? Guest - Connie Verhaeghe, Lead Emergency Preparedness Coordinator, City of Hamilton

This week marks Emergency Preparedness Week, and at 1:55 today, the new Wireless Public Alerting system has gone live. What can Canadians do to become better prepared for emergencies and what is this new system? Guest - Connie Verhaeghe, Lead Emergency Preparedness Coordinator, City of Hamilton

It was Emergency Preparedness Week last week...which, at least for our Canadian crew, has been given a very pointed example in the Fort McMurray fires. Now Available on Google Play Music | Subscribe on iTunes | Subscribe on Android | Like Us on Facebook | Follow Us on Twitter----more----Podcast Topic(s) Emergency situations can come up quickly and with little warning, although some kinds of emergencies can be forecast in advance. Some emergencies require you to shelter in place, while others require you to evacuate from your home and find shelter elsewhere...sometimes for a little while, and sometimes for weeks or even months. How can you prepare your home and your family for emergencies? How do you have the discussion about what to take, in an evacuation situation, and what to leave behind? Scouting is all about being prepared...so let's look at some ways to be prepared for emergencies. Related documents: Making a Go Bag for Children | Making a Go Bag for FamiliesShout-Outs The people of Fort McMurray, Alberta, who have shown exceptional resilience in the face of a massive wildfire that has threatened, and in some cases already destroyed, their homes and workplaces.Send Feedback Email Us: scoutingstuffpodcast@gmail.com Record a Message: In your browser, even! Follow Us on Twitter: @ssyskpodcast Like Us on Facebook: facebook.com/ScoutingStuffPodcast Leave Us a Review: on iTunesMusic Galizur, by John Zorn and the Dreamers

Episode 3 - May 4, 2013] Emergency Preparedness Week in Ontario, review of the WJQ-308 Military Shovel, Special Guest: Caleb Musgrave of brothersofbushcraft.com