Access to local products, services and supports critical to emergency preparedness in Alberta Press Release Emergency Management Logistics Canada (EMLCanada) is pleased to announce that, effective immediately, the EMLPlatform will be free of charge to all Alberta municipalities, First Nations and Metis communities, local businesses, and the community sector (i.e. churches, non-profit agencies, voluntary organizations, etc.) across the province. In

Village of Delburne moving forward with new emergency management platform Press Release Delburne, AB, November 4, 2021 — The Village of Delburne is taking steps to improve efficiency in their emergency management program by joining a new platform designed to better connect with neighbouring communities, agencies, networks, non-governmental organizations (NGOs), and local vendors. “Every disaster requires a local response,” says Scott

Central Alberta municipalities adopt service to help provide logistics help in emergencies Two former City of Red Deer staffers formed Emergency Management Logistics Canada last year Red Deer Advocate Article Four central Alberta municipalities are among those aiming to improve emergency preparedness by using a service that connects them to emergency products and vendors. Emergency Management Logistics Canada (EMLCanada) is

Lacombe County joins Emergency Management Logistics Canada CHRISTI ALBERS-MANICKE / Lacombe Express Article Lacombe County will be one of the first to join a new online platform that connects Emergency Management Operators (like municipal governments) with vendors across the country. The service enables them to find everything they need in an emergency, ranging from blankets to helicopters. This will mean

Ponoka County joins forces with EMLCanada CHRISTI ALBERS-MANICKE / Ponoka News Article November 13, 2021 Ponoka has become one of the first counties to join forces with Emergency Management Logistics Canada (EMLCanada). EMLCanada is Canada’s first and only emergency management logistics platform that connects emergency management organizations (EMOs) directly with product and service vendors across Canada to improve emergency preparedness,