Trusty the Be Safe! puppet is an integral part of delivering important violence and abuse prevention education to children across Canada and around the world.

Launched in partnership with The Co-operators, the Canadian Red Cross is piloting in Saint John a Disaster Risk Reduction program that takes an innovative approach to engaging community members in ...

The Canadian Red Cross is working closely with the City of Ottawa and community partners to support residents impacted by the flooding due to an extreme weather event on July 1, 2026. At City of ...

On July 1, 2026, the City of Ottawa experienced intense rainfall over a short period of time, along with high winds. This impacted families and communities across the city. We are working closely with ...

Where can I review the current career opportunities and apply? You can find our current career opportunities on our Career Center by clicking here. You will be able to search our open positions and ...

We have collected a few of our most frequently asked questions to help you during your application and recruitment process. Before your application: Where can I review the current career opportunities ...

Disasters and emergencies can cause significant disruption and add stress to your life. Preparing for and starting recovery from an emergency can be difficult. The Canadian Red Cross has compiled ...

During the First World War (1914-18) the Red Cross movement and its work for the sick and wounded in wartime entered the popular realm, popping up in plays, novels, poems, sketches, and other cultural ...

Some emergencies may force you to evacuate your home quickly. Other events might keep you inside for several days or longer, sometimes with limited access to things you rely on every day. Plan what ...

A fresh coat of snow sends many Canadians to the toboggan hill or skating rink, but when winter weather reaches extremes, it can be very dangerous. Cold weather brings with it many safety risks, ...

In early May 2016, a wildfire tore through Fort McMurray, Alberta, destroying neighbourhoods and threatening an entire community. More than 80,000 people fled through smoke and fire to reach safety.

During the Battle of Batoche, future Canadian Red Cross founder Dr. George Sterling Ryerson created this flag to identify his medical transport.