Reach out if you need help. There are province and territory-specific mental health resources available for anyone in need. Find a resource near you:

Technology-facilitated gender-based violence involves using technology to threaten, harass, extort, coerce, torment or socially exclude someone. For more information:

RT @environmentca: 🔴 #Live now: Learn what’s ahead for the 2025 Atlantic #hurricane season. To watch it: https://t….

#GetPrepared in case of a #wildfire:.•Remove fire hazards such as dried out branches, leaves, and debris from around your home.•Learn how to turn off the utilities in your residence as you may be instructed by local authorities to do so .For more info:

If a #wildfire is approaching your home, you may need to evacuate. Remember to include pets and service animals in your evacuation plan and pack essential items such as medicine or copies of prescriptions. More info:

Protect your home in case of a #wildfire:.•Make sure smoke alarms are placed on every level of the home.•Remove dried out branches, leaves and debris around your home.•Keep a good sprinkler in an accessible place.More tips:

Make sure that your family and other members of your household are prepared should a #wildfire occur in your region. Don’t forget to make a an #EmergencyPlan for your pets too:

If you live in a #wildfire hazard zone, make sure to plan and practice an escape route, as well as alternative routes out of your community. Remember that evacuation routes can be impacted by the progression of a wildfire. More info:

If you live in an area that is threatened by approaching #wildfire, keep your #EmergencyPlan and #EmergencyKit ready and be prepared to evacuate if told so by your local authorities. More info:

If a #wildfire is approaching your region.• Keep doors and windows shut.• Remove flammable drapes.• Stay away from outside walls and windows.• Be ready to evacuate if ordered to and have your emergency kit ready.More:

If you’re ordered to #evacuate, follow evacuation orders and stay outside the evacuation zone until authorities have decided it’s safe to return.

It’s important to #GetPrepared in case of a #wildfire. Stay informed of weather conditions and advisories in your area and be aware of potentially triggering weather conditions such as droughts or lightning storms. More info:

When an evacuation is ordered you must leave immediately and follow advice from local authorities. Take your:.• Emergency kit and plan.• Cell phones and contact numbers.• Medications and copies of prescriptions.• Pets

Preventative steps are crucial in protecting your home if you live in a wildfire hazard zone. Make sure you #GetPrepared and stay informed: .

Having a well-stocked emergency kit nearby is important. As wildfires continue across Canada, it’s important to #GetPrepared in case wildfire activity approaches your community. More on how to prepare your home and car in case of emergency:

If you live in an area that is threatened by approaching #wildfire, keep your #EmergencyPlan and #EmergencyKit ready and be prepared to evacuate if told so by your local authorities. More info:

People who experience incarceration often aren’t provided with sufficient aftercare supports and community treatment upon release, despite being more likely to have chronic health conditions. This makes their reintegration to society harder. Learn more:

This week marks the 20th anniversary of Victims Week and our National Office for Victims. Learn more about our central resource that works to improve victims' experience with the federal corrections and conditional release system, here:

Last chance to win an #EmergencyKit for #EPWeek2025! Tell us how you’re ready for anything, and you’ll be entered in our giveaway! Submit your tip on GC Forms here:

As #EPWeek2025 draws to an end, we extend our gratitude to first responders, search and rescue teams, and frontline workers. Thank you for your unwavering service!