Canada’s emergency preparedness must be built with communities, not just for them
If resilience is the goal, then communities cannot be treated as liabilities to manage; they must be recognized as assets to mobilize.
Canada will once again have an important conversation about civil defence, resilience, and preparedness as the annual flood and fire seasons approach. In recent years, wildfires, floods, ice storms, public health crises, and growing geopolitical uncertainty have all made one...
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