Mamawi Kaskitawin - Emergency Management Forum
Details
November 21 & 22 is pre-conference training is open to anyone but is geared more specifically for Firefighters and First Responders.
November 23 & 24 is for everyone to attend, there will be breakout rooms each afternoon and a tradeshow November 23 & 24.
Swampy Cree Tribal Council Technical Unit Emergency Management Team is hosting an Emergency Management Forum to build capacity and create an opportunity for collaboration and planning. Swampy Cree Tribal Council supports and serves 8 First Nations located on the Central West and Northwest side of the Province of Manitoba; covering vast and diverse geographical distances and areas. This event will provide Strategies and Knowledge Sharing in developing Emergency Operations Coordination for the First Nations within the Province of Manitoba. Traditional and Cultural Preparedness, Response and Recovery is vital in preparation for Climate Change Impacts and extreme weather hazards directly impacting the First Nations Communities. Participants will begin the process for Strategic Planning when it comes to Emergency Management, not only in their own community, but planning and coordination on a Multi-Community, Regional, and potentially, Provincial levels of Preparedness and Mitigation.
Swampy Cree Tribal Council Technical Unit Emergency Management Team is hosting an Emergency Management Forum to build capacity and create an opportunity for collaboration and planning. Swampy Cree Tribal Council supports and serves 8 First Nations located on the Central West and Northwest side of the Province of Manitoba; covering vast and diverse geographical distances and areas. This event will provide Strategies and Knowledge Sharing in developing Emergency Operations Coordination for the First Nations within the Province of Manitoba. Traditional and Cultural Preparedness, Response and Recovery is vital in preparation for Climate Change Impacts and extreme weather hazards directly impacting the First Nations Communities. Participants will begin the process for Strategic Planning when it comes to Emergency Management, not only in their own community, but planning and coordination on a Multi-Community, Regional, and potentially, Provincial levels of Preparedness and Mitigation.
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November 21 - 24, 2026
09:00 AM - 04:00 PM CDT
Details
November 21 & 22 is pre-conference training is open to anyone but is geared more specifically for Firefighters and First Responders.
November 23 & 24 is for everyone to attend, there will be breakout rooms each afternoon and a tradeshow November 23 & 24.
Swampy Cree Tribal Council Technical Unit Emergency Management Team is hosting an Emergency Management Forum to build capacity and create an opportunity for collaboration and planning. Swampy Cree Tribal Council supports and serves 8 First Nations located on the Central West and Northwest side of the Province of Manitoba; covering vast and diverse geographical distances and areas. This event will provide Strategies and Knowledge Sharing in developing Emergency Operations Coordination for the First Nations within the Province of Manitoba. Traditional and Cultural Preparedness, Response and Recovery is vital in preparation for Climate Change Impacts and extreme weather hazards directly impacting the First Nations Communities. Participants will begin the process for Strategic Planning when it comes to Emergency Management, not only in their own community, but planning and coordination on a Multi-Community, Regional, and potentially, Provincial levels of Preparedness and Mitigation.
Swampy Cree Tribal Council Technical Unit Emergency Management Team is hosting an Emergency Management Forum to build capacity and create an opportunity for collaboration and planning. Swampy Cree Tribal Council supports and serves 8 First Nations located on the Central West and Northwest side of the Province of Manitoba; covering vast and diverse geographical distances and areas. This event will provide Strategies and Knowledge Sharing in developing Emergency Operations Coordination for the First Nations within the Province of Manitoba. Traditional and Cultural Preparedness, Response and Recovery is vital in preparation for Climate Change Impacts and extreme weather hazards directly impacting the First Nations Communities. Participants will begin the process for Strategic Planning when it comes to Emergency Management, not only in their own community, but planning and coordination on a Multi-Community, Regional, and potentially, Provincial levels of Preparedness and Mitigation.
Address
Victoria Inn Hotel & Convention Centre
1808 Wellington Avenue
Winnipeg, Manitoba Canada
Winnipeg, Manitoba Canada