The six standard components of the FWI System provide numerical ratings of relative wildland fire potential. The first three components are fuel moisture codes that follow daily changes in the ...

Emergency management partners serve a key role in ensuring emergency preparedness in Manitoba. Partners are comprised of representatives from provincial departments (e.g., Department of Families), ...

Mitigation Funding provides a list of funding opportunities that can help reduce the impact of future disaster events. These opportunities may be available to local authorities, non-profit ...

Manitoba EMO values education and training in emergency management. We aim to offer comprehensive and interactive learning opportunities and to grow educational opportunities across the province.

A pandemic occurs when an infectious disease spreads across an entire country or the world at a rapid pace. As we navigate the challenges presented by the constantly evolving landscape of health ...

A safe Manitoba that is resilient to all hazards, emergencies, and disasters. Manitoba EMO will work continuously with partners by coordinating and integrating activities to mitigate against, prepare ...

A power outage occurs when electric power is lost in a given area. Power outages can happen at any time, leaving you without essential services. To ensure the safety and well-being of your family ...

When a natural disaster occurs, the Manitoba government may declare the event eligible for Disaster Financial Assistance (DFA). A DFA program helps Manitobans recover by providing financial assistance ...

Local authorities are responsible for overseeing emergency management within their communities as defined in The Emergency Measures Act. Local authorities are required to maintain emergency management ...

Whether you are new to the field of emergency management or a seasoned expert, this section may have useful information for you. It explains the emergency management industry, offers guidance for ...

As the province continues to feel the impacts from climate change such as dramatic changes in temperatures, shifting rain patterns, extreme weather events, and increased floods and wildfires, it is ...

Four operating guidelines govern the operation of the Red River Floodway. Guidelines 2, 3, and 4 can raise water levels above natural at the floodway channel inlet, causing artificial flooding. In ...