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Immediate Emergency Supports for Businesses

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Steps to Take During an Emergency

Self-Preserve

Take care of your own health and safety first, then account for your staff and customers.

Get Information

Source emergency information from reliable sources: Local, regional and provincial governments (see below).

Document Impacts

***Only if authorized*** Assess and document impacts to infrastructure, equipment and property.

Stay Alert

Watch for opportunities to provide your feedback about impacts, or to access resources if they become available.

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Getting Information

Refer to credible, trusted government sources for the most accurate, up-to-date information.

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Emergency Alert Signups

Ensure you are going to receive emergency alerts and information. Check with your local government websites to locate their emergency information and sign up for the alert system they have implemented. Your area might use:

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Navigating Insurance Claims

 

Help is available from the Insurance Bureau of Canada's Consumer Information Centre, an Independant Insurance Advisor provided by the Insurance Bureau of Canada.

 

1-822-2ASK-IBC (1-844-227-5422)

AskIBCWest@ibc.ca

 

Insurance claims can be complex and funding may not be instantly available.

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Evacuation Resources

Contact

Community Futures British Columbia
33163 2nd Ave
Mission, BC  V2V 6T8
  1-604-289-4222
 

About Community Futures British Columbia

logo whiteCFBC is the provincial association for the Community Futures Development Corporation. Since 1992 we've been fostering entrepreneurship and economic development in rural BC through our 34 member offices. Learn More

RECONCILIATION STATEMENT

Community Futures British Columbia is dedicated to promoting Truth and Reconciliation while fostering Indigenous inclusion in BC's economy. We support Indigenous entrepreneurs, celebrating their success and prosperity through diverse, equitable, and collaborative programs that contribute to more inclusive communities.

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