From the Cruiser April 2026
April's Edition of "From the Cruiser" report now available. Please click the link below.
Do You Have an Emergency Kit?
Along with your emergency plan, you should also have a household emergency kit. This kit will look after you and your family for 72 hours and help you get through an emergency.
It should be easy to locate quickly and carry, everyone should know where it is, and it should be checked twice a year to ensure nothing is expired.
Watch this video to find out what should be in your kit!
And go here to learn more: emergency-kit-checklist-en.pdf
Do You Have an Emergency Plan?
Today we’re highlighting the emergency plan!
You should plan with your family what you will do in the case of an emergency. This includes choosing meeting points if you are separated when an emergency happens, designated person to pick up children, key contact people in and out of town, and risks in your region.
A household emergency plan will you to act quickly, stay connected, and reduce stress when it matters most.
Build your own in 20 minutes online here: Make an Emergency Plan - Canada.ca
Emergency Preparedness Week
This week is Emergency Preparedness Week and this year’s theme is “Know Your Risks.” Make sure you take time to know the hazards in your area and learn how you and your family can be prepared for them. An emergency kit, go bag, and emergency plan can make all the difference in a pinch!
We’ll be posting daily this week to let you know about how you can prepare!
Expression of Interest - Pharmacy Services
The Municipality of the District of St. Mary’s (the “municipality”) is exploring options to support the long-term provision of pharmacy services, including by making municipal property available.
Qualified proponents (developers and/or developments teams) are invited to submit Expressions of Interest (EOI) to the Municipality.
To view the Expression of Interest for Pharmacy Services click pdf here(580 KB) .