Funding supports culturally safe emergency responses for Indigenous Peoples
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To ensure inclusivity and respect for Indigenous Peoples during emergencies, First Nations communities and local governments throughout B.C. will receive funding to strengthen cultural safety in local emergency-management practices.
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