Kelly Greene

Thank you to the over 200 knowledge holders and subject matter experts who contributed!

Your work will make a positive difference in how strategic, risk informed decisions are made on how we build and adapt to keep communities and people safe.

👉 climatereadybc.gov.bc.ca/pages/dcrra

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Today, I had the honour to table the Disaster and Climate Risk and Resilience Assessment in the legislature.

The DCRRA is a provincial-scale risk assessment and provides information on key hazards, including:
👉Flooding
👉Extreme heat
👉Drought
👉Wildfire
👉Earthquake

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Pack Like a Pro - BC Search and Rescue Association 10 short, entertaining animated videos that highlight essential survival items you need for any outdoor excursion

These children definitely are AdventureSmart and packed like pros! Which reminds us of our “Pack Like a Pro series!”

bcsara.com/outdoor-educ...

BC AdventureSmart Be AdventureSmart! Resources and links on trip planning and outdoor safety.

And remember - if you are headed out on an adventure of your own - know before you go! Learn more at: bcsara.com/outdoor-educ...

Cub Scout group comes to the aid of 3 unprepared hikers in B.C.'s Golden Ears Provincial Park | CBC News A group of young Cub Scouts came to the aid of three unprepared hikers in B.C.'s Golden Ears Provincial Park over the weekend amid torrential rain.

So proud of the Cub Scouts youth (and Luke!) - who stepped up to help a group of stranded hikers in Golden Ears Park this weekend until GSAR could respond. 🙏

Your bravery, quick thinking and resourcefulness made a real difference.
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cbc.ca/news/canada/... @bcsara.com @bcadvsmart.bsky.social

Climate change affects us all and your story matters.

​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​The BC Centre for Disease Control's new site asks BCers how climate change is impacting their well-being.

Your story will help experts better understand impacts and inform adaptive strategies.

Share your story: EcoLens.ca

Fantastic conversation with Ducks Unlimited and Caucus colleagues at the legislature this afternoon on conserving, restoring, and managing B.C.'s precious wetlands. 🦆

We share values and a commitment to continuing to work together to conserve Canada's west coast wonders. 🍁

BC is Burning: a real depiction of living with wildfire.

Murray Wilson made this film to raise our understanding. Wildfires are increasing, and we must learn as communities and as a province, the role we each have to play.

📸 - BC is Burning MLA screening

#BCWildfire

We continue our work to support and uplift our transgender and gender-diverse community, and we affirm our commitment to end the harm against people because of who they are or who they love.

#mlajennb #genderequity #transdayofremembrance #protecttransyouth #translivesmatter

On World Fisheries Day, I reflect on people and efforts that are restoring fish habitats in B.C. In the Nechako River near Vanderhoof, the Nechako White Sturgeon Recovery Initiative used specialized equipment and crews to carefully clean and restore 1/3)

As B.C. moves into colder seasonal weather, plan ahead and check out @preparedbc.bsky.social’s 'Severe Winter Weather and Storm Preparedness Guide' to stay safe and warm during extreme weather. ❄️

👉 news.gov.bc.ca/33050

This could threaten thousands of long-term renters and encourage bad faith evictions before next year’s FIFA World Cup.
 
Rents are down 10% partly because of these STR rules, but the BC Conservatives are trying to weaken and support repealing them entirely.
 
We won't let them.

🍎 Food Banks BC is working toward 2 important goals: meeting the charitable food needs of today & building a hunger-free tomorrow.

Thank you to our local food banks for supporting households day-to-day & week-to-week, providing emergency food, hope, dignity & community.

@bcndpcaucus.bsky.social

When you’re sick, do you want to spend time and energy proving it to your employer?

We’re adding new rules to ensure that when you’re sick, when your kid is sick, you can get the rest you need. Without worrying about a doctor’s note.

🔗 news.gov.bc.ca/releases/2025LBR0041-001106

#bcpoli

🚨 An emergency alert *test* will take place tomorrow - Wednesday, November 19, at 1:55 p.m. 🚨

👉 news.gov.bc.ca/33022

Graphic of a mobile phone with an alert symbol on a yellow background with the text "BC Emergency Alert system test 1:55pm on Wed, Nov 19"

A test of the BC Emergency Alert system is happening at 1:55PM on Wed, Nov 19th. An alert will go out on cell phones, TVs and radios across BC to help make sure the system is working in case of an actual life-threatening emergency. emergencyinfobc.ca/event/test

Don't be alarmed! You might hear that unmistakable alert tone on your phone, TV or radio at 1:55 p.m. - tomorrow, Wednesday, November 19 - when we test the BC Emergency Alert system.

Be prepared and learn more: news.gov.bc.ca/33022

Proud to work with my fellow Ministers of Emergency Management to help communities in British Columbia and across Canada build resilience to withstand whatever comes our way. 🍁

Working shoulder-to-shoulder with my fellow Ministers of Emergency Management to discuss priorities, share lessons learned, and improve collaboration.

B.C. is a leader in emergency management, and by working together - we can help communities be more resilient to whatever comes our way. 🍁

At 1:55 p.m. this Wednesday, November 19 - a test of the BC Emergency Alert system will take place. You'll hear the alert tone and receive a message on your phone, TV or radio.

Testing makes sure the alert system is working in case of an actual emergency.

Learn more: news.gov.bc.ca/33022

An impactful and full few days at #FNLG, meeting with dozens of nations from across the province. Thank you to everyone that took the time to met with me and my ministry. I look forward to good work we can do together.

Grateful to be at the First Nations Leadership Gathering this week, meeting with nations from across the province to discuss their priorities in Emergency Management and Climate Readiness.
#FNLG2025 #FNLG

Tips to keep your Halloween spooky but safe Make sure you are visible and walk instead of run Visit well-lit areas and houses Drivers - slow down and look for pedestrians Get a responsible adult to check your treats

Heading out trick-or-treating for Halloween? Wear bright colours, use glow sticks or reflective tape and arm bands, and carry a flashlight. Drivers—be extra cautious and slow down. There are lots of families and people out enjoying the night.  

Have a fab-boo-lous time!

🎃 The streets are buzzing, joy in the air, trick-or-treaters everywhere, so please take care. Drive slowly, stay alert, & plan ahead, so every ghoul & ghost gets safely to bed. Whether you're behind the wheel or out walking, let's keep the scares on the doorstep - not on our roads 🚗

More resources are now available to help BC better prepare for emergencies and keep people and communities safer from multiple natural hazards.
Learn more: news.gov.bc.ca/32972

Thanks to better internet along BC’s coast, remote and rural communities can now get life-saving Earthquake Early Warning alerts.

Learn more about the Canadian Earthquake Early Warning System: EarthquakesCanada.nrcan.gc.ca

Storm season is here - Clear gutters and drains - Pack grab-and-go bags - Check road conditions - Be ready for power outages Are you ready?

Starting today, BC may see heavy rain and strong winds, especially along the coast. Now is a great time to prepare. (1/5)

Be prepared for stormy weather:
☑️ Check weather conditions
☑️ Do not drive through flood water
☑️ Check your home insurance
☑️ Pack a grab-&-go bag
☑️ Create an Emergency Support Services profile
Learn more: news.gov.bc.ca/32950

#BCStorm #EmergencyPreparedness #storm #BC

Grateful to connect with volunteers, new @bcsara.com President Dale Parker & team in #PrinceGeorge, Saturday. Reps from over a dozen #searchandrescue groups throughout northern BC joined – these volunteers cover some of the most rugged & remote terrain keeping people safe. Thank you for all you do!

Thank you Mayor Yu, Councillors Frizell & Scott & Emergency Programs Manager Tanya for meeting in #PrinceGeorge Friday. Prince George serves as an important hub for northern BC in emergencies & I look forward to our continued work together to keep people safe & communities resilient.