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The federal government cannot blame its failure to improve First Nations emergency management on a lack of outreach, Canada’s auditor general said Monday.
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The BC Association of Emergency Managers (BCAEM) elected a new chair, vice-chair, treasurer and secretary, as well as five new directors.
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“The elements proposed in this strategy, especially the use of clear risk-reduction goals and outcome-based targets, are truly world-leading and are critical…” said Insurance Bureau of Canada’s Craig Stewart.
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“We need to understand what we are doing wrong with new construction if we want to stop paying for ever-larger catastrophes,” write Glenn McGillivray and Keith Porter with the Institute for Catastrophic Loss Reduction. Read their op-ed on why we are on, and need to get off, the disaster hamster wheel.
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Meet Pascal Rodier, a 30-year public safety and emergency management veteran. After retiring from progressive leadership roles in emergency medical services, he transitioned into the emergency management field fulltime. Read our Q&A with Rodier.
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IAEM region 9 president Todd De Voe reviews the newly published, multi-author book Introduction to Emergency Management in Canada.
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The project will look into the cost of future flooding and how public policy can contribute to climate change resilience.
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The new platform will aggregate operational content to provide an authoritative source of information on new and ongoing operations around the world.
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