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Building Business Resiliency

We’re dedicated to supporting businesses across Alberta to swiftly respond and adapt to disruptions or unplanned changes affecting operations, people, assets, or reputation. Find live emergency updates and resources to support your business below.

Alberta Emergency Alerts

This is a live feed of the latest Alberta alerts from the Government of Alberta.

UPDATE: Ukrainian Cultural Heritage Village Wildfire. No evacuation needed at this time.
Source: Alberta Emergency Alerts Published on 2025-04-18
Wildfire near UCHV. RCMP Advising Nearby Residents to prepare for evacuation (as precaution).
Source: Alberta Emergency Alerts Published on 2025-04-18
This is a test of the National Public Alerting System by the Government of Canada.
Source: Alberta Emergency Alerts Published on 2025-04-09

Business Resiliency Upcoming Webinars

Chamber of Commerce, Community, Event, Webinar

Keeping Your Organization Running When Disaster Strikes

April 10, 2025 (12:00 PM)

Join us for a webinar on the EMLPlatform, a directory-based, online platform specifically designed to support emergency management. Businesses and community sector organizations can build and maintain current contact information and highlight the products, services, supports, and amenities they have available for disaster response and recovery efforts.

Is your business prepared for emergencies?

What is ?

The Canadian Red Cross Ready Rating program is a free, web-based emergency preparedness tool that helps businesses, schools, and community organizations assess, improve, and strengthen their emergency response plans. With expert guidance, risk assessments, and actionable strategies, organizations can enhance disaster readiness, minimize downtime, and accelerate recovery from events such as natural disasters, power outages, and other disruptions.

Who can use Ready Rating?

Ready Rating is designed for any organization looking to improve its emergency preparedness and response strategies. Small to medium-sized businesses can strengthen business continuity and disaster recovery planning to reduce operational risks and financial losses. Schools and educational institutions can implement proactive strategies to protect students and staff in emergencies. Community organizations, including faith-based groups, non-profits, and social enterprises, can ensure essential services remain available, particularly for vulnerable populations. Take the first step toward preparedness today. Learn more at ReadyRating.org.

Is your business equipped for emergency logistics?

The Canadian Red Cross (CRC), Emergency Management Logistics Canada (EMLCanada), and the Alberta Chambers of Commerce (ACC) have partnered to strengthen community and business resilience through the EMLPlatform. This free, collaborative resource connects local communities and businesses with essential products, services, and support for disaster response and recovery. Join for free today using code CRCAB.