Are you ready?

72 hours is a long time without food and water.

Being prepared for an emergency can significantly reduce the hardship you may experience during a local or city-wide emergency. 

Preparing for an Emergency

Emergencies are a fact of life. They occur in communities and cities around the world, and they have the potential to put your health, safety and security at risk.

Your Emergency Plan 

Being prepared for an emergency starts with having a plan.  Make sure everyone in your family knows what to do during and after an emergency.

In the spirit of EP Week, we would like to remind all staff and students to register for Humber ALERT. Humber Alert allows you to receive notifications in the event of emergencies.