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There are several simple actions you can take to be better prepared in the event of a forest fire and to avoid causing a forest fire while participating in outdoor activities. On this page: Putting…

Take shelter during an emergency Taking shelter, also called confinement, means isolating yourself inside a building. When required, your municipality may ask you to stay inside your home, your place…

Heavy snowfall, freezing rain, intense winds, and drifting snow can threaten individuals and property and interrupt activities or essential community services. On this page: Major winter storm…

The Minister of the Environment, the Fight Against Climate Change, Wildlife and Parks is responsible for issuing not-for-profit occupation licences. On this page: No acquired rights Persons concerned…

Initiatives to fight climate change Adapting to climate change Climate change is increasingly affecting the population. It is possible to adapt our behaviour and living environments to enhance our…

Understand climate change The cause of climate change Rising greenhouse gas emissions are the key cause of climate change. Show more Climate change impacts Climate change is affecting our lives and…

Budget and Public Accounts Budget Presentation of government directions on public finance and the economy supported by consultations with citizens and stakeholders. Show more Economic and Financial…

To reduce the risk to people, the environment and property, you should exercise caution when transporting hazardous materials such as: propane, butane, acetylene and other flammable gases; gasoline,…

How to communicate during an emergency situation Emergency situations call for having quick and appropriate reflexes with regard to communications. Whether it be to issue a danger warning, reassure…

Helping children react appropriately during an emergency Children are especially vulnerable in the event of an emergency or a disaster. Below are a few tips to help them better understand and cope…