As #FIFAWorldCup festivities start across Ontario, stay cool and #BePrepared for extreme heat ☀️
If you’re planning to be outdoors for long periods of time, wear a hat to protect your face, apply sunscreen and drink lots of water.
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- PreparedON repostedThunderstorms can develop quickly. Lightening kills about nine Canadians annually and injures more than 100. At the first sign of thunder or lightning, seek shelter in a building or a vehicle. If caught outside, crouch low but do not lie down. More: ontario.ca/page/thunderst…
- PreparedON repostedThink twice before leaving your pet in the car. Warm temperatures can quickly put animals at risk of heat stroke and death. If you see an animal in immediate danger, call 911. Learn more: ontario.ca/page/animal-we…
- Ontario is building a stronger future! Minister Jill Dunlop spoke at the Information Systems for Crises Response and Management Conference on how we respond to emergencies like ice storms, flooding and wildland fires with the help of Ontario Corps. Info: ontario.ca/OntarioCorps
- #DYK we have flyers available in 24 languages with info and tips to stay safe during extreme heat? These are great resources to print and add to your emergency plan. Download today! Extreme heat: publications.gov.on.ca/301808 Heat-related illnesses: publications.gov.on.ca/301763
- Replying to @PreparedONA descriptive transcript for this video is available by visiting the following link: transcript.ontarionewsroom.com/transcript/en/…
- #ICYMI: Premier Doug Ford and Minister Jill Dunlop welcomed The Home Depot Canada as an Ontario Corps partner. We’re growing the Ontario Corps partner network to #ProtectOntario.
00:00 - PreparedON reposted🎉June is National Indigenous History Month 🎉 This month is about celebrating the vibrant cultures, stories, and contributions of First Nations, Inuit and Métis peoples – past, present and future. (1/3)
- PreparedON repostedDon’t fly drones within nine kilometres of a wildland fire. Drones interfere with wildland firefighting operations and put pilots, FireRangers and other emergency personnel at risk. Flying drones near fires is dangerous and illegal.
- PreparedON repostedWant reliable wildland fire updates? Start here. Your first stop should be ontario.ca/FireUpdates, where you’ll find the most accurate, up‑to‑date information on current fires, conditions, restrictions, and emergency orders.
- PreparedON repostedSpending the weekend at the cottage? Before you relax, keep fire safety in mind. Test your smoke and carbon monoxide alarms and make sure everyone knows the fire escape plan. Learn more safety tips: ontario.ca/page/fire-safe…
- It’s #SeniorVolunteerAppreciationWeek! Seniors are a vibrant part of the volunteer community and a valuable part of Ontario Corps. Thank you for answering the call! Join Ontario Corps today: ontario.ca/OntarioCorps
GIF - If you live in a wildland fire prone area, be #FireSmart and properly remove and store combustible materials. Clear natural debris like dry leaves, move firewood at least 10 meters away from your home and store items like toys inside. Info: ontario.ca/firesmart #ProtectOntario


















