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Emergency Management Ontario is the Office of Emergency Management for the province of Ontario responsible for planning for and responding to and recovering from all man-made or natural disasters within the province.[1] The agency is under the responsibility of the Ministry of the Solicitor General. The agency's mandate is governed by the Emergency Management and Civil Protection Act of 1990.[2] EMO works with City of Toronto Emergency Management Office (OEM), other similar provincial agencies across Canada as well as Public Safety Canada.

Geographical Divisions[edit]

With the vastness of the province, EMO is divided into geographical regions or Emergency Management Sector Areas that have 40 to 50 municipalities in their area of coverage:[3]

  • Amethyst - covering Northwestern Ontario
  • Albany - covering most of Northeastern Ontario
  • Bruce - covering the Bruce Peninsula and regions within the Bruce Escarpment outside of the Golden Horseshoe
  • Capital - covering areas near Ottawa region
  • Golden Horseshoe - covering areas around the Greater Toronto Area and beyond
  • Killarney - covering the southern end of Northeastern Ontario
  • Lakes - covering areas east of Georgian Bay
  • Loyalist - covering most of Eastern Ontario outside of Ottawa region
  • Severn - covering the areas east of Golden Horseshoe
  • St. Clair - covering the areas of Southwestern Ontario

Agency Heads[edit]

References[edit]

Canadian links[edit]

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