Grants and Contributions

To help maintain the capabilities of Canada’s HUSAR Task Forces, this project will support the continued classification maintenance of Canada Task Force–1 (CAN-TF1), based in Vancouver, British Columbia, as a heavy urban search and rescue and all-hazards response team. CAN-TF1 will achieve this by maintaining required skill sets; obtaining and maintaining essential equipment and facilities; completing the training requirements of the Task Force’s 12 special teams; participating in a full-scale deployment exercise; and attending monthly meetings with PS and other Task Forces. These efforts will ensure the Task Force is effectively equipped to respond to disasters, increase interoperability between HUSAR teams, and improve capabilities for efficient, effective, and coordinated emergency response.

CANTF-5 will assess the current state of program development across all aspects of disaster response to identify gaps and apply program management, training, and equipment improvements to build operational readiness. The team will also work to build a resilient response capability by training members to prepare for regional hazards and respond to heavy urban search and rescue disasters.

To assist Alberta with the costs associated with the 2023 spring flood under the DFAA program.

To assist Quebec with the costs associated with the 2023 spring flood under the DFAA program.

To assist Quebec with the costs associated with the 2023 interface fires under the DFAA program.

The purpose of this Contribution is to provide funding to purchase and install of a CCTV cameras and supporting equipment, motion sensors, access control, a fence, gates, window protection, and training on emergency preparedness.

The purpose of this contribution is to provide funding to implement the multi-sectoral intervention project, I.STL, with the aim of intervening with targeted at-risk individuals and populations through the support and services provided by the project; making positive changes in risk and protective factors among at-risk children and youth; and reducing delinquency among targeted populations. Approximately 300 at-risk and criminalized youth aged 10 to 18 in the Montreal borough of Saint-Léonard will benefit from the proposed activities.

The purpose of this Contribution is to provide funding to implement the programming project with an evaluation component: Preventing and reintegrating people who have been radicalized into violence in prisons; with the aim of formulating a structured plan for the prevention of radicalization in federal prisons and for social reintegration. Approximately 100 people will benefit from the project's activities in Quebec and Ontario.

This project is in response to Newfoundland and Labrador's Request for Federal Assistance for the wildfires in July 2024. St. John Ambulance will provide round-the-clock medical first response, along with psychosocial support service, on a 5-day rotation.

This project is in response to Newfoundland and Labrador's Request for Federal Assistance for the wildfires in July 2024. The Canadian Red Cross will operate one major shelter for evacuees from Happy Valley-Goose Bay.