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Neighbours helping neighbours is coming to your neighbourhood. With the potential of for severe flooding, wildfire, extreme weather conditions, avalanches, landslides and power outages continually surfacing, the Regional District of Central Kootenay is giving people the tools to handle these disasters in their communities. Towards that end the Neighbourhood Emergency

Mike Ryan, Executive Director of the World Health Organization (WHO) Emergency Program, speaks at a press conference on the novel coronavirus (2019-nCoV) in

Program/Project Management Job in Switzerland about Disaster Management and Health, requiring 5-9 years of experience, from WHOF; closing on 11 Apr 2023

Crews in Saanich set up a dam and booms on the Colquitz River after about 600 litres of home heating oil leaked from a hole in an above-ground tank.

Crews in Saanich set up a dam and booms on the Colquitz River after about 600 litres of home heating oil leaked from a hole in an above-ground tank.

A true PPP model can better create healthcare capacities and access to optimum treatments

A large branch from a 100-foot-tall Redwood tree fell through the roof of a multifamily residence in Mountain View early Friday morning after apparently being struck by lightning.

The Nelson Search and Rescue Society is bringing it all together thanks to a significant and timely grant from the province. The city’s only registered B.C. Provincial Emergency Program has been shifting one of its primary pieces of equipment — its rescue boat — around for the last few years as it searched for a permanent home. In fact, the organization has had to separate its

Lynn Creek has mysterious pollution on it. The North Shore Streamkeepers, Western Stevedoring and District of North Vancouver are investigating.

Dinner, live band, silent auction, live auction and more part of crucial fundraiser in March