Understanding Risk & Resilience

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The North Shore is susceptible to a wide range of hazards and risks, including earthquakes, wildfires, landslides, flooding, sea level rise and extreme weather events, in addition to human–induced hazards such as industrial accidents.

Understanding the risks these hazards pose will help people and communities better prepare for, understand, and reduce disaster and climate risks, and ultimately, enhance the resilience of the North Shore.

Be Prepared For Any Emergency

Know The Risks

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Get Prepared

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At Home

At Home

At Work

At Work

In Your Car

In Your Car

Preparing Your Business

Preparing Your Business

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At School - New

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Get Alertable

After An Emergency

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What to do after an emergency

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After a flood

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After an earthquake

North Shore Evacuation Guide

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Some emergencies — such as a fire, or hazardous materials release — may make staying in your home dangerous. In such cases, it may be safer for you to evacuate the area and go to family or friends, or an emergency reception centre.

NSEM has created the North Shore Evacuation Guide to help residents understand:

Upcoming Workshops and Events

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Become a Volunteer

NSEM offers volunteer opportunities to support our communities in their times of greatest need.