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Cyberbullying can take many different forms. Help your child recognize online dangers, and how they can protect themselves and others online, from #Cyberbullying: https://t.co/5RDRO3DAB1

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Trained people. Practical support. Compassion when it matters most.
Our Humanitarian Workforce Program helps non-governmental organizations build and maintain response capacity so that trained emergency responders are ready during emergencies.
Learn more: https://t.co/5pzKV3ug2Q

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Minister Olszewski reflects on the 2026 wildfire season and thanks those who fought wildfires across the country and those who support, and continue to help protect Canadians. Read more: https://t.co/BrPV5oZh89

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Is your home earthquake ready?

- Secure heavy furniture to walls
- Anchor TVs and wall hangings
- Move beds away from window
- Install safety latches on cupboards
For more earthquake preparedness tips: https://t.co/fcC1xTLHwj

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Minister Anandasangaree announces $1.6 million to support youth crime prevention in Manitoba and Alberta.
https://t.co/Xwh6N02srv

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If you use a walker or wheelchair and an earthquake strikes:
• Turn away from windows and other hazards
• Lock your wheels
• Cover your head and neck with your arms
Knowing what to do before an earthquake happens can help keep you safe. More: https://t.co/4lCwOx74gp

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What to do if you’re driving during an earthquake:
Pull over to a safe spot, away from bridges, large trees, and power lines.
Stay in your car until the shaking stops.
For more earthquake preparedness tips: https://t.co/fcC1xTMflR

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The Government of Canada is investing $800,000 in the National Association of Friendship Centres to support Indigenous-led efforts to protect youth from online exploitation. https://t.co/Fi2YLo7kHZ

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The day is here! It’s time for the Great ShakeOut! At 10:15 a.m. local time, join millions around the world to “Drop, Cover and Hold On” during an earthquake drill. You can still register before the drill begins to receive helpful information: https://t.co/2x31i0TmeT

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Cyber security doesn't have to be complicated. You can #GetCyberSafe by taking small steps like learning how to make stronger passwords: https://t.co/oHor6bLt9x #CyberMonth2026

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(2/2) How: Register today to review the drill procedure and receive a range of resources that will help you conduct your earthquake drill safely and successfully: https://t.co/2x31i0SOpl

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(1/2) Two days until the Great ShakeOut!
What: Earthquake preparedness drill
When: October 15, 2026 at 10:15 a.m. local time
Who: Everyone in Canada
Why: YK, B.C., ON and QC have a high earthquake risk, but all are encouraged to learn more and participate

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Across Canada, trained search and rescue (SAR) volunteers provide vital knowledge, skill and added capacity when someone is lost, missing, or in distress. Their service strengthens Canada’s SAR system. Learn more: https://t.co/QezBNsUklr

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Min. Olszewski marks the International Day for Disaster Risk Reduction. This year’s theme, “Resilience Starts at Home.” Preparing now can help reduce disaster risk and build stronger, more resilient communities. https://t.co/4YeTKwzAPd

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Happy Thanksgiving Canada!
In this season of gratitude, we want to thank frontline workers who work hard to keep Canadians safe. Thank you for your heroism and the sacrifices you make.

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When you get a new device it’s important to secure it.
-Lock it with a strong password and/or biometrics.
-Update your privacy settings.
-Enable automatic software updates.
-Uninstall apps you won’t use.
Check out more tips: https://t.co/RmtRU516JK #CyberMonth2026

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As #FirePreventionWeek 2026 comes to a close, we recognize firefighters and volunteer firefighters across Canada. Thank you for your courage, sacrifice and service in keeping communities safe.

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If you are struggling, there is support available to help you. Don’t suffer in silence. Reach out to a loved one or to a crisis help line.

#WorldMentalHealthDay

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The Government of Canada announced $15.6 million in funding for the Canadian Red Cross through the Humanitarian Workforce Program to strengthen and maintain a highly trained, scalable humanitarian workforce that can be rapidly deployed during emergencies. https://t.co/UyykmKcUe1

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Before #FirePreventionWeek ends, take 10 minutes for a home fire safety check: move charging devices to hard surfaces, test smoke alarms, review your emergency plan, and practice kitchen safety. Also, ensure you stay informed about wildfire conditions in your area.