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Ontario puts $113M to emergency preparedness

Summary by Ground News

The money will partly go toward an emergency management preparedness grant. The money could be used in a wide range of emergencies, including floods, wildfires, drought or extreme heat. A derecho that swept through Ontario and Quebec last year was the most expensive extreme weather event for Canada in 2022.

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The Toronto Star

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Ontario puts $113M in budget to emergency preparedness

TORONTO - Community organizations and municipalities in Ontario could get a piece of $110 million in funding the province has committed over three yea...

3 years ago·Toronto, Canada

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Powell River Peak

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Ontario puts $113M in budget to emergency preparedness

TORONTO — Community organizations and municipalities in Ontario could get a piece of $110 million in funding the province has committed over three years for emergency readiness.

3 years ago

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Alaska Highway News

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Ontario puts $113M in budget to emergency preparedness

TORONTO — Community organizations and municipalities in Ontario could get a piece of $110 million in funding the province has committed over three years for emergency readiness.

3 years ago

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Tri-City News

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Ontario puts $113M in budget to emergency preparedness

TORONTO — Community organizations and municipalities in Ontario could get a piece of $110 million in funding the province has committed over three years for emergency readiness.

3 years ago·Coquitlam, Canada

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Elora Fergus Today

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Ontario puts $113M in budget to emergency preparedness

TORONTO — Community organizations and municipalities in Ontario could get a piece of $110 million in funding the province has committed over three years for emergency readiness.

3 years ago·Fergus, Canada

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Newmarket Today

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Ontario puts $113M in budget to emergency preparedness

TORONTO — Community organizations and municipalities in Ontario could get a piece of $110 million in funding the province has committed over three years for emergency readiness.

3 years ago·Orillia, Canada

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