Do you know the symptoms of carbon monoxide poisoning? Make sure you do! It might not just be fatigue or the flu: zurl.co/JXoOJ
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A shift in the Nov weather to widespread rain for the week & into the wknd, with coastal winds & a cold front moving in with an Atmospheric River. Check @DriveBC for latest weather & road conditions. Drive accordingly & get to your destination safely.
@yyjtraffic @TranBC – at Victoria, British Columbia
#Windwarning for Van Island. Starting on Thurs, SE winds gusting 70-90 km/h, continuing Friday. Winds shift to SW Saturday with similar gust strength. Be prepared for power outages, have fuel for generators, charge all electronics including power banks. Secure loose objects #yyj
It’s #TestItTuesday! Now is a great time to test your CO & smoke alarms. Only working alarms will keep you & your loved ones safe #COsafety zurl.co/u1oD7
To reduce the chances of you or a loved one getting carbon monoxide poisoning, Install a certified carbon monoxide alarm in your home and check it regularly to make sure the battery is working.
Today we start #ABC2Preparedness Letter A - Anchor tall furniture, TVs, and bookshelves to prevent tipping.
Trick or Treat rules: Stay in groups, children under 12 should be accompanied by an adult. Make sure everyone is highly visible #HappyHalloween
Tomorrow we will be starting the ABCs to preparedness for the next 26 weeks #ABC2Preparedness
#Halloween tips: make costumes visible with reflective tape and flashlights. Use face paints instead of mask that block vision.
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Don't get ghosted during an emergency. 👻
Pick emergency meeting places ahead of time so everyone you live with knows where to reconnect if you're separated and can't return home.
PreparedBC.ca/EmergencyPlan
Week 26 Meet with neighbours to discuss #emergency preparations and sharing items such as generators #26weeks
Week 25 Join a preparedness workshop or emergency training program in your area #26weeks #emergencypreparedness #InItTogether
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Slide clean-up work now complete behind shoulder barriers at Jack Elliot Bridge on West Coast Rd, west of Jordan River. @yyjtraffic – at Gordon River 2, British Columbia
Feels hot? Stop using it. Stop using your device if it feels very hot, starts to swell, smells strange, leaks, smokes, or makes popping or hissing sounds. #FirePreventionWeek
Always charge electronic devices on hard, flat surfaces (such as a table, desk, or bare floor) never on beds, sofas, or under pillows #FirePreventionWeek
#FirePreventionWeek For charging tools and rides, charge outside. Charge large items like e-bikes, scooters, and power tools outside when possible. Do not block exits when charging.
It's #FirePreventionWeek. this years theme is "Charge into Safety" The campaign focuses on the safe usage, charging, and storage of rechargeable lithium-ion batteries found in phones, tablets, laptops, power tools, e-bikes, and scooters.
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#BC is a seismically active province. If you feel shaking:
Drop, Cover & Hold On ✔️
Count to 60 before getting up ✔️
Move to high ground if you’re on the coast ✔️
Learn more: PreparedBC.ca/earthquakes




















