The Canadian Red Cross national Risk Reduction and Resilience team offers virtual learning events throughout the year to share knowledge and ideas that communities, families, and individuals can use ...

Welcome to www.redcross.ca (the "Site"). The services on this site are offered to you by the Canadian Red Cross Society ("CRCS"), subject to the following conditions. The terms "you", "your", and ...

Many refugee claimants arrive in Canada with minimal resources and face the daunting reality of being homeless. With little knowledge of the services that can provide help and no one they can really ...

Encroaching wildfires on the Avalon Peninsula of Newfoundland and Labrador resulted in the evacuation of multiple communities impacted by the Kingston, Martin Lake, Paddy’s Pond and Lethbridge ...

Christine Hanson has had a distinguished career spanning over two decades in public service, both in Canada and abroad. She is currently serving as Regional Director for North America of NATO’s ...

Performing CPR can save a life. Do you know CPR? We encourage you to get trained in First Aid/CPR.

In early May 2016, a wildfire tore through Fort McMurray, Alberta, destroying neighbourhoods and threatening an entire community. More than 80,000 people fled through smoke and fire to reach safety.

Download first aid and CPR workplace and community resources.

If you have been affected by flooding in Ontario and still have unmet needs, please contact your local Red Cross branch. The Canadian Red Cross works closely with municipal and provincial authorities ...

On behalf of the Government of Newfoundland and Labrador, the Canadian Red Cross is distributing financial assistance to eligible households that have been evacuated due to the wildfires in ...

"I did not know if my parents and seven brothers and sisters were dead or alive. I did not know if they were together or not, or what country they were even in”, says Jean-Damascène Hakizimana. Born ...

The winter season brings many outdoor group and individual activities. Natural water bodies freeze over and become great recreational spaces for hockey, ice-skating and more There is no such thing as ...