What to do in an emergency

Here’s what to do in case of an emergency in Edmonton: when to call 911, the differences between 211, 311, and 811, where to turn for help, and how to quickly get your bearings in a critical moment.

An overview of hotlines and support services for Ukrainians in Edmonton: financial assistance, healthcare, housing, employment, legal issues, consular services, and contact information for key organizations.

We provide a detailed explanation of how Edmonton’s emergency shelter system works, where to turn in a crisis, what resources are available for families, youth, and undocumented individuals, and how to transition to stable housing.

Here’s a guide to organizations in Edmonton that assist immigrants during times of crisis: where to find support if you lose your home, face financial difficulties, experience mental health issues, encounter language barriers, or deal with family crises.

Here’s what to do if you lose your documents, bank cards, or IDs in Edmonton: how to file a police report, replace your ID, health card, immigration documents, and passport, and protect your personal information.

What to Do After a Car Accident in Edmonton: First Steps, Exchanging Information, Reporting Requirements, Fines, Hit-and-Run Incidents, and Insurance Claims.

Where to turn for help if you are a victim of crime in Edmonton: police, crisis hotlines, legal assistance, compensation, shelters, and support services for victims.

Find out where to get emergency legal assistance in Edmonton in cases of arrest, domestic violence, eviction, and immigration and housing crises.

Find out how to regain access to your bank account in Canada, who to contact, and what to do if your account is frozen, you’ve lost your documents, or you suspect fraud.

Find out how to find temporary housing in Edmonton during an emergency, where to go for help, and what shelters and programs are available.