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Disaster recovery program : assistance for small businesses and landlords

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The Disaster Recovery Program provides financial assistance to individuals, small businesses, farming operations, not-for-profit organizations, municipalities and government departments for... More ≫

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The Disaster Recovery Program provides financial assistance to individuals, small businesses, farming operations, not-for-profit organizations, municipalities and government departments for uninsurable loss and damage caused by emergencies and disasters. The program is intended to help repair and restore your damaged property so that you can re-establish or maintain the viability of your business.

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Alberta Farm Safety Program : planning a farm safety initiative

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A resource to help people who are planning a farm safety initiative.

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Government of Alberta community evacuation guidelines and planning considerations

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The purpose of this evacuation guide is to provide local authorities with a series of planning guidelines to assist in the development of their own evacuation plans. Communities are expected to... More ≫

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The purpose of this evacuation guide is to provide local authorities with a series of planning guidelines to assist in the development of their own evacuation plans. Communities are expected to adapt these guidelines to their specific set of circumstances.

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Mass fatality plan

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The Mass Fatality Plan provides guidance to Alberta's municipalities in the development of their emergency management plans, and will act as an operational framework to inform first responder,... More ≫

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The Mass Fatality Plan provides guidance to Alberta's municipalities in the development of their emergency management plans, and will act as an operational framework to inform first responder, municipal, and provincial activity during a mass fatality incident. It also describes the method by which the Office of the Chief Medical Examiner will work with municipal government, law enforcement, provincial government departments, the funeral services industry, the healthcare sector, and other stakeholders in the event of a mass fatality incident in Alberta.

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Industrial wildfire control plan user manual (IWCP)

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The Industrial Wildfire Control Plan (IWCP) is a mandatory requirement under the Forest and Prairie Protection Act. IWCPs are required from all companies operating within 1 km of public land from... More ≫

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The Industrial Wildfire Control Plan (IWCP) is a mandatory requirement under the Forest and Prairie Protection Act. IWCPs are required from all companies operating within 1 km of public land from March 1 to November 30. If activities are restricted to outside of this period, then no submission is required. The intent is to provide information to Agriculture and Forestry as to where your employees are working full time to increase employee safety in the event of an emergency wildfire. in the event of an emergency wildfire.

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Disaster recovery program : assistance for not-for-profit organizations and business cooperatives

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The Disaster Recovery Program provides financial assistance to individuals, small businesses, farming operations, not-for-profit organizations, municipalities and government departments for... More ≫

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The Disaster Recovery Program provides financial assistance to individuals, small businesses, farming operations, not-for-profit organizations, municipalities and government departments for uninsurable loss and damage caused by emergencies and disasters. The program is intended to help repair and restore your damaged property so that you can re-establish or maintain the viability of your organization.

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Emergency response assistance plan

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Discusses the requirement of having an emergency response assistance plan (ERAP) when handling, offering for transport, and/or transporting certain high-risk dangerous goods product, and describes... More ≫

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Discusses the requirement of having an emergency response assistance plan (ERAP) when handling, offering for transport, and/or transporting certain high-risk dangerous goods product, and describes what to do in the event of a release or anticipated release of these products.

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Traffic safety plan 2015

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Alberta's first Traffic Safety Plan was introduced in 2007. The number of collisions, deaths and injuries on Alberta's roads has declined considerably since the implementation of this plan by the... More ≫

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Alberta's first Traffic Safety Plan was introduced in 2007. The number of collisions, deaths and injuries on Alberta's roads has declined considerably since the implementation of this plan by the Alberta government and its traffic safety partners. Over the past four years, traffic fatalities have dropped by nearly 32 per cent.

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Government of Alberta community planning guide for re-entry after an evacuation

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The purpose of this Re-entry Guide is to provide local authorities with a series of planning considerations that should be addressed as part of their Community Emergency Management Plan. These... More ≫

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The purpose of this Re-entry Guide is to provide local authorities with a series of planning considerations that should be addressed as part of their Community Emergency Management Plan. These considerations should assist communities in developing their own re-entry plans to facilitate the safe return of residents to their homes once it is deemed safe to do so. It is not intended as a substitute for a community specific plan. Each community and every disaster will present its own specific set of circumstances and pre-written plans must be adjusted against the actual situation.

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Alberta F.A.D.E.S : foreign animal disease emergency support plan

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The Canadian Food Inspection Agency is responsible, under the Health of Animals Act, for eradication of foreign animal diseases in Canada. This plan outlines the roles and responsibilities of the... More ≫

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The Canadian Food Inspection Agency is responsible, under the Health of Animals Act, for eradication of foreign animal diseases in Canada. This plan outlines the roles and responsibilities of the potential government organizations (federal, provincial and municipal) that may be required to provide the CFIA with the support needed to ensure the coordinated, efficient and effective prevention and/or eradication of a foreign animal disease in Alberta. The plan also presents an opportunity for private sector organizations to participate by developing emergency response plans to support the disease control effort.

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