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Flood Recovery and Returning Home

May 15, 2018 at 4:12 pm

Information for Residents and Evacuees Affected by Flooding
Information for Residents and Evacuees Affected by Wildfire

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Other Emergency Resources

  • River Forecast Centre (Flood Watches & Warnings)
  • Environment Canada (BC Weather Alerts)
  • National Tsunami Warning Center
  • Earthquakes Canada
  • USGS
  • BC Wildfire Service
  • Avalanche Canada
  • DriveBC

Alert Ready Test

On Wednesday, May 9 at 1:55PM, Emergency Management BC conducted a test of the Alert Ready system. A test alert was sent to compatible cell phones and wireless devices, and broadcast on TV and radio stations. Learn more about how Alert Ready is used in BC.

Tsunami Notification Zones

B.C.’s coastal communities have been divided into five  tsunami notification zones
  • Zone A: North Coast and Haida Gwaii
  • Zone B: Central Coast and Northeast Vancouver Island Coast, including Kitimat, Bella Coola and Port Hardy
  • Zone C: Outer West Coast of Vancouver Island from Cape Scott to Port Renfrew
  • Zone D: Juan de Fuca Strait from Jordan River to Greater Victoria, including the Saanich Peninsula
  • Zone E: Strait of Georgia including the Gulf Islands, Greater Vancouver and Johnstone Strait
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