🇨🇦Canada
Canada's vast boreal forests make it one of the world's most wildfire-exposed countries; the record 2023 season burned more than 15 million hectares and forced mass evacuations. Spring floods, severe storms, extreme heat, and earthquake risk along the Pacific coast round out a hazard profile managed primarily by provinces and territories, with federal coordination and interagency wildfire resource-sharing during major events.
This page tracks 1 documented disaster in Canada. The most recent is British Columbia Okanagan Wildfires (July 2026). Find responding organizations, official agencies, and emergency contacts for Canada below.
Recovery Phase
1 in recovery
Official Disaster Management Agencies
Public Safety Canada
Federal department that coordinates national emergency management, including the Government Operations Centre, disaster financial assistance to provinces and territories, and public preparedness programs.
Canadian Interagency Forest Fire Centre (CIFFC)
National not-for-profit centre that coordinates the sharing of wildfire suppression personnel, equipment, and aircraft among provincial, territorial, federal, and international fire agencies.
Local & Regional Organizations
Canadian Red Cross
Canada's leading disaster-response charity, providing evacuation support, emergency lodging, financial assistance, and recovery programs for wildfires, floods, and other emergencies nationwide.
Relief Organizations in Canada
1 organization
At a Glance
- Region
- North America
- Capital
- Ottawa
- Emergency
- 911
- Total Disasters
- 1
- Active
- 0
- Recovery
- 1
- Responding Orgs
- 0
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