Canada's approach to handling crises like pandemics, wildfires, and flooding highlights a critical need for improved resilience in institutional infrastructures, especially following the COVID-19 pandemic.
The establishment of the Health Emergency Readiness Canada agency raises questions about whether it has the adequate resources and strategies to manage future catastrophic events effectively.
Canadian leaders emphasize the importance of learning from past crises, especially in pandemic response, to address and eliminate existing gaps in emergency preparedness.
This talk will bring together diverse voices from health security and crisis initiatives aiming to strategize on how Canada can better prepare for extreme climate events and hostilities.
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