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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.
06/01/2026
The wildland fire hazard is currently high to extreme across most of Ontario’s fire region today.
Remember, outdoor burning regulations are in effect, and you are responsible for the fires that you light.
Find local hazard conditions and up-to-date fire information on our interactive map: https://www.lioapplications.lrc.gov.on.ca/ForestFireInformationMap/index.html?viewer=FFIM.FFIM
06/01/2026
It's ! Everyone deserves to feel safe & supported during an emergency. Our Emergency Preparedness guide for people with disabilities provides tips & checklists to ensure everyone is accommodated.
Check it out: https://www.ontario.ca/page/emergency-preparedness-guide-people-disabilities
05/28/2026
carbon monoxide (CO) can only be detected by a working CO alarm?
By law in Ontario, a CO alarm must be installed next to each sleeping area and on every story of your home.
Protect yourself. : https://www.ontario.ca/page/carbon-monoxide-safety
Emergencies can happen fast. Ministry of Emergency Preparedness and Response Field Officers may be deployed within hours to support response efforts in impacted communities. They depend on a few key essentials to hit the ground running and .
A descriptive transcript for this video is available by visiting the following link:
https://transcript.ontarionewsroom.com/transcript/en/what-s-in-the-deployment-kit-of-an-emergency-management-field-officer.html
05/26/2026
If a wildfire occurs in your area, be prepared to evacuate with short notice.
- Keep your vehicle fully fueled
- Check if neighbours need help
- Move animals away from danger or leave them unsheltered
Learn more from your provincial or territorial emergency management organization: https://www.canada.ca/en/services/policing/emergencies/preparedness/get-prepared/emergency-planning-resources/emergency-management-organizations.html?utm_campaign=ps-sp-gtprprd-25-26&utm_medium=smo&utm_source=fb-en
05/25/2026
There is one week left to nominate an individual or group for the 2026-27 Emergency Management Exemplary Service Award!
Help us honour those who have excelled in emergency management! Nominations close May 31st at 11:59 PDT.
Learn more: ontario.ca/EMESA
05/21/2026
People, expertise, supplies and space – that's what The Home Depot Canada is bringing to Ontario Corps!
As our newest partner, they can ensure disaster response kits are available and provide space for command centres in communities impacted by emergencies.
https://news.ontario.ca/en/release/1007486/province-welcomes-the-home-depot-canada-to-ontario-corps
for tornadoes!
Severe thunderstorms can create extreme wind that can hurt people and damage property. Watch Minister Jill Dunlop share tips on how to stay safe during tornado season.
Learn more: ontario.ca/tornadoes
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A descriptive transcript for this video is available by visiting the following link: https://transcript.ontarionewsroom.com/transcript/en/minister-dunlop-on-tornado-safety.html
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