• Call or visit vulnerable family, friends and neighbours, especially isolated seniors and ensure they have proper supplies to stay warm and dry.

  • Avoid drinking alcohol. Alcohol increases blood flow, making you feel warm even though you are losing body heat.

  • Depending on the wind chill, exposed skin can freeze in minutes. Consider rescheduling or limiting time outdoors, especially if it is windy.

  • Winter can be unpredictable. Are you ready? You should be prepared to take care of yourself and your family for 72 hours (3 days). A basic emergency preparedness kit will help you do that. Learn more.

  • Prepare an emergency kit for your vehicle, which includes a cell phone charger, flashlight, blankets and sand bags, snacks, shovel, booster cables, and towing company numbers.

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