Starting January 2025, the Canadian Red Cross is excited to offer the Pillowcase Project—an engaging emergency preparedness program for 3rd to 5th graders across Canada. Originally developed by the ...

You will be invited to an in-person or phone interview to discuss your interests.

When an emergency or disaster strikes, the Canadian Red Cross may work in partnership with first responders, public officials, emergency managers, and alongside other voluntary sector organizations to ...

You can name the residue of your Estate in whole or as a proportion using percentages. The residue is what remains after taxes, administrative expenses and your heirs have received their specific ...

Home fires are one of the most common emergencies experienced by Canadians. In a matter of minutes, a fire in the home can be life-threatening. It’s critical to act quickly, which is why it’s so ...

Governments in Canada and around the world recognize the importance of protecting the red cross emblem from misuse. Here is a short summary of relevant legislation in Canada. The Geneva Conventions ...

If you have been affected by flooding in Ontario and still have unmet needs, please contact your local Red Cross branch. The Canadian Red Cross works closely with municipal and provincial authorities ...

Accidents and emergencies can happen anytime. Would you know what to do if a loved one were choking? How would you respond if a friend burned themselves? Having the skills and confidence to act ...

Transform your business and empower your community by becoming a Canadian Red Cross Training Partner. Offer First Aid and CPR courses, expand your reach, and make a meaningful impact on the lives of ...