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QuickBits: Trust, Accessibility, Recovery and a Deep Dive into Canada's 2026 Wildfire Season

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Three recent episodes of the Wildfires, Floods and Chaos Communications Podcast are now available on video, including Episode 30 with Jen McEachen on accessibility in emergency management, Episode 31 with Gary Stronach on recovery following the Porter's Lake Fire, and Episode 32 with Kiki Cloutier on trust, trauma, and transparency in modern policing. 

This QuickBits update also includes a preview of an upcoming two-part deep dive into Canada's 2026 wildfire season featuring perspectives from an independent creator, a government communicator, and analysis of one of the most concentrated and destructive wildfire seasons in recent memory. Loree Duczek of the Regional District of East Kootenay shares insights on the importance of building trust and relationships before emergencies occur. 

Tim also reflects on a record-setting month for podcast downloads, discusses communications ethics and reputation management, and shares details about new training opportunities available through CanadianTraining.ca. 

🔗 Subscribe, review, and learn more at www.communicationspodcast.ca. 

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00:00:00Introduction & QuickBits Update
00:00:14Episode 30: Jen McEachen and Accessibility in Emergency Management
00:00:35Episode 31: Gary Stronach on Recovery After the Porter's Lake Fire
00:00:52Episode 32: Kiki Cloutier on Modern Policing
00:01:01Preview: 2026 Wildfire Season Double Episode
00:01:12Loree Duczek on Trust, Relationships and Emergencies
00:02:20Record Downloads and Podcast Growth
00:02:33The Success of the Kiki Cloutier Episode
00:02:46Share the Podcast and Send Guest Ideas
00:03:07Lessons from Communications Ethics Failures
00:03:50Why Organizations Need Honest Communications Advice
00:04:14Training Opportunities at CanadianTraining.ca
00:04:34New Operational Communications Course Preview
00:05:02Closing Remarks

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