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The Ontario Ministry of Emergency Preparedness and Response (MEPR) works to keep Ontario safe, practiced and prepared for emergencies and respond to them, when they happen. The ministry develops, coordinates and implements strategies to maximize the safety, security and resiliency of Ontario through effective partnerships with organizations and diverse communities.

06/24/2026

Many regions in Canada are at risk of experiencing . Prepare an emergency car kit in case you have to be self-sufficient for several days during an evacuation. Find out how to : https://ow.ly/NnYc50Z6gyg

Risk management is key. Minister Jill Dunlop represented Ontario at ICMC in Rhode Island, speaking on how we respond to ...
06/24/2026

Risk management is key. Minister Jill Dunlop represented Ontario at ICMC in Rhode Island, speaking on how we respond to emergencies with Ontario Corps.

From spring flooding to unprecedented wildland fire seasons, we’re navigating today’s evolving landscape.

for this summer. If you are outdoors and hear thunder: - take shelter in an enclosed building or vehicle - avoid o...
06/23/2026

for this summer.

If you are outdoors and hear thunder:
- take shelter in an enclosed building or vehicle
- avoid open water, isolated trees and power lines

Protect yourself. :

ontario.ca/thunderstorm

06/19/2026

The Aviation, Forest Fire and Emergency Services Branch of the Ministry of Natural Resources is looking for a Training Technician. Bring your experience supporting safe, effective training and operations in high-risk environments to this important role. You will help reduce harm, strengthen emergency response and contribute to the well-being of communities across Ontario. Apply online by June 29 at: https://www.gojobs.gov.on.ca/Preview.aspx?Language=English&JobID=245452

When we work together, we create a stronger, more resilient Ontario! Check out Northern Tornadoes Project at Western Un...
06/18/2026

When we work together, we create a stronger, more resilient Ontario!

Check out Northern Tornadoes Project at Western University’s Canadian Severe Storms Lab. We are proud to collaborate with this innovative research initiative advancing how tornadoes are detected, helping improve severe weather prediction and reducing risks to people and property.

With combined efforts from scientists, emergency managers, storm enthusiasts, and media outlets, this endeavour works to develop new methods and tools to capture and analyze tornado events and their damage, helping strengthen community emergency preparedness.

Learn more: https://www.uwo.ca/ntp/

06/18/2026

Summer showers can sometimes turn dangerous. Here’s how you can in the event of severe storms: https://ow.ly/mCIY50Z6gin

06/17/2026

Infrared scanning is used to detect hotspots on active wildland fires that are close to being called out. Fixed-wing aircraft, helicopters, or drones are flown overnight to scan the wildland fire for remaining heat.

Identifying hotspots helps crews begin the mop-up process and confirms when a fire can be safely declared out. 🔥

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