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Send us Fan Mail When the 2008 Porters Lake–Lake Echo wildfire tore through the suburbs east of Halifax, more than 5,000 people were forced to flee with only minutes to decide what mattered most. In this episode, Paula Danyluk‑MacDonald - evacuee, mother, neighbour, and principal of Atlantic View E…
Send us Fan Mail Tim provides an update after his nearly 3,000 kilometre journey through British Columbia and Alberta.  Community rebuilding after wildfires Emergency management insights from the road Personal reflections on safety and service 00:00Road Trip Reflections 02:57Community Resilience a…
Send us Fan Mail On February 10, 2026, the peaceful mountain town of Tumbler Ridge, British Columbia faced the worst school shooting in Canadian history. In minutes, eight lives were taken at the community’s only secondary school and at the shooter's  home, two more were critically injured, an…
Send us Fan Mail What motivates people to prepare for emergencies? Is this the best week for emergency preparedness - or are there greater opportunities lurking? Join Tim and the conversation, recorded Live on LinkedIn and YouTube.  In this episode, Tim will share his thoughts on what emergency pre…
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