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Stay Safe, Stay Informed
Emergency situations impact locals, visitors, and businesses in many ways and can potentially affect or influence those who may be travelling or planning a trip to our province or region.
Sharing information from official sources only is extremely important during emergency situations, like floods and wildfires. Below are resources to find reliable, up-to-date information that can inform your team, visitors, and locals. Be sure to distribute these resources to your team members and follow the social media accounts listed throughout for the most current information.
BC residents forced to evacuate in an emergency (e.g., fire, flood, etc.) can self-register for assistance and support through the BC Emergency Support Services website.
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