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Canadian Red Cross to assist individuals arriving at CFB Trenton
- The Canadian Red Cross is providing assistance to Canadians who will arrive on a government-chartered aircraft at CFB Trenton on February 7.
The Slaight Family Foundation invests in Red Cross program for seniors
- The Canadian Red Cross extends its gratitude to Gary Slaight and The Slaight Family Foundation for awarding $1 million from the Allan Slaight Seniors Fund, which is an historic initiative that addresses the importance of ensuring seniors remain living where they prefer to be – in their homes and communities.
One year after the tornadoes, the Red Cross remains present in Gatineau to support those affected
- One year after the tornadoes, the Red Cross remains present in the area to support those impacted by the disaster. This support includes financial assistance and lodging services for the most vulnerable individuals.
New Canadian Red Cross Vice President Announced for British Columbia and Yukon
- The Canadian Red Cross is pleased to announce the appointment of Pat Quealey, an emergency management expert and committed Red Cross volunteer, as its new vice president for British Columbia and Yukon.
Canadian Red Cross providing financial aid for flooding relief
- The Canadian Red Cross has announced financial assistance for households in affected Quebec, New Brunswick and Ontario communities directly impacted by spring flooding.
Red Cross accepting donations for Quebec Floods Appeal
- As spring floods threaten several Quebec municipalities, the Canadian Red Cross is asking for donations to help individuals and families impacted by the flooding who find themselves in a vulnerable situation.
Canadian Red Cross Sends Emergency Field Hospital to Mozambique
- The Canadian Red Cross is sending its emergency field hospital to Mozambique to bring urgent health care to communities that have been devastated by Tropical Cyclone Idai.
Active supervision can help prevent summer tragedies
- From lakes to rivers, pools to splash pads water is everywhere this summer providing opportunities for families to cool off while enjoying all that summer has to offer. The best way parents can ensure their children stay safe is by practicing active supervision, where you are not only close by young children but watching their actions to make sure they don’t get into a dangerous situation.
Red Cross announces $40 million to support Alberta wildfire evacuees as they return home
- The Canadian Red Cross will provide an additional $40 million to help evacuees return home following the devastating wildfires in Alberta.
Red Cross Distributes $30 Million to Evacuees in Just One Day
- In just one day, more than half of the $50 million offered by the Canadian Red Cross to help people affected by the Alberta wildfires has already reached thousands of families in need of basic items during this difficult time.
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