It's been raining for a few days where Jessi and Squeaks live, and the news even said that there may be a flood! Join Jessi to find out what a flood is, how they form, and how you can stay safe if there's a flood where you live!

Bad things can happen, but you can do a lot to be prepared for when they do! Join Jessi and Squeaks to learn what you should put in your emergency kit so you can be ready for anything!

Use these thorough and regular vehicle checks to better ensure a safe drive.

“Had This Been an Actual Emergency” explores different types of storms and how people can prepare for them.

As Hurricane Irma makes its way toward the eastern U.S., residents have been preparing for the worst. In the event of an evacuation, here's what you can do to prepare, according to the New York Times.

Taiwan has begun distributing millions of wartime civil defence handbooks to every household across the island — a first in its history. The handbook includes instructions on what to do if citizens encounter enemy soldiers, how to...

Communities across P.E.I. are ready with emergency plans just in case a post-tropical storm hits P.E.I. this hurricane season. Meanwhile, the province is reminding people to have an emergency kit ready. CBC’s Tony Davis has more.

Cheddar News explains how to prepare for the extreme cold coming this Christmas weekend.

'For the foreseeable future it will become our new norm,' says Hugh Wood, Director General of the sprawling C.S. Eastern Shores School Board, of the strict measures put in place to keep staff and students safe.

Another earthquake struck the South Coast of B.C., this one 42 kilometres east of Sidney, on Monday.Earthquakes Canada says a 4.1-magnitude quake hit at 5:02 a.m. PTIt was lightly felt across southern Vancouver Island and the Lower...

A 4.1-magnitude earthquake struck off B.C.'s South Coast. It struck the southeast tip of Orcas Island in Washington state, 42 kilometres east of Sidney, B.C. It was lightly felt across southern Vancouver Island and the Lower Mainland....

An extreme cold warning is in effect for parts of Manitoba, with temperatures dipping below -30 C. Some people in Winnipeg are finding ways to embrace the deep freeze, while others are making sure people in need are safe.

With severe weather becoming more frequent, keeping an emergency kit with non-perishable food, water, first aid items and copies of important documents can come in handy.