The Canadian Red Cross assists tens of thousands of individuals in communities across Canada with disaster preparedness and response operations each year, and as a member of the International Red Cross-Red Crescent Movement is a key participant in major disaster and other humanitarian relief operations worldwide.
Recently launched, EMPSI is committed to maintain and extend its leadership through education, applied research and the development of best practices in emergency management, public health and safety. The Institute will bring together experts and stakeholders representing all sectors who will form an integrated network of collaborators. It will be driven by the adaptive changing needs of the community both locally and globally; fostering leadership, building internal and external capacity in emergency management, public health and safety and enhancing organizational and community resilience. We will provide leading edge curriculum through multiple / flexible pathways and formats developed for the needs of industry and community.
We are pleased to offer for this Spring the following Continued Education courses.
Basic Emergency Management System (BEM):
Register Online: http://centennialcollege.ca/empsi/bem
IMS 200 - Basic Incident Management System (IMS):
Register Online: http://centennialcollege.ca/empsi/ims200
Continuity & Resilience Today (CRT) in partnership with the Disaster Recovery Institute Canada, is Canada’s premier business continuity management event, providing a global perspective on current and emerging issues for continuity management practitioners. Practical and collaborative, Continuity & Resilience Today provides business continuity/disaster recovery professionals an environment of shared lessons learned, best practices, takeaways, networking, and professional development to strengthen resilience.
Join over 300 BC practitioners and an outstanding roster of international and Canadian speakers. 24 presentations over two-days including renowned keynotes, practical concurrent sessions and in-depth workshops will cover practice, research, and innovation in business continuity, crisis communications and risk management.
Traditionally hosted annually in an upscale downtown Toronto hotel in late May. Please click on the logo above to take you to the CRT web site for this year’s location, dates, program and registration portal.
The CRHNet creates an environment in which the hazards research, education and emergency management practitioner communities can effectively share knowledge and innovative approaches that reduce disaster vulnerability. Reducing Risk through Partnerships calls attention to the need for creating partnerships among academics, the hazards research education, and emergency management practitioner communities, across all sectors.
The network seeks to enhance the understanding of, and provide tools for, the development of comprehensive programs to mitigate, prepare for, respond to and recover from all types of disasters - natural, technological or human-induced.
DRIE is the largest business continuity practitioners' group in Canada.
DRIE SWO Member Update
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Disaster Recovery JournalDRJ is the foremost business continuity magazine published in North America. |
EPICC is a non-profit society whose vision is Disaster resilient businesses within disaster resilient communities.
EPICC provides a monthly newsletter EPICCgram, initiates the annual EPICC Forum which brings together both local speakers and speakers from across Canada and around the world, and provides businesses with seminars, presentations, and BCP preparedness and training materials.