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2.3K views · 45 reactions | Meet Shannon, who volunteered with the Canadian Red Cross Emergency Response Team to support people evacuated from Fort McMurray, Alberta at a reception centre in Cold Lake. The Red Cross provided teddy bears for children, blankets, hygiene kits and other emergency supplies to communities that hosted people who were evacuated. | Canadian Red Cross | Facebook

Follow along as Red Cross volunteers Nour and Yeung, from Ottawa, check on the wellbeing of people who may be feeling isolated at home due to COVID-19, and provide them with support. 👇 | Canadian Red Cross

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Welcome home, Dwayne and Angel. 🏠❤️🐶 Nearly three years ago, Dwayne Stewart lost his home to the Barrington Lake wildfire in Nova Scotia. With the support of volunteers and generous donors, the Canadian Red Cross, Mennonite Disaster Service and United Way Nova Scotia partnered to rebuild a home for Dwayne and his dog Angel. Check it out ⬇️ | Canadian Red Cross

“Without the Red Cross and donations, there’s not a chance we would’ve been able to do what we did.” The Jasper Royal Canadian Legion Branch 31 "The Stand Easy" is a community cornerstone, and it’s managed by Sue and Keith, with the help of dedicated volunteers and veterans. After the wildfires in Jasper, Sue and Keith were brought back to the town early to provide food and lodging for first responders. Eventually, this expanded to 40 nightly dinners for community members returning home after ev