In response to recent environmental emergencies, Métis Nation–Saskatchewan (MN-S) is taking proactive steps to educate the public about emergency preparedness. After thousands of residents were evacuated due to wildfires last year and hundreds faced flooding this year, MN-S is hosting events to provide crucial information. A recent picnic in Prince Albert, organized in collaboration with the Canadian Red Cross, aimed to equip residents with knowledge on what to do during such emergencies. MN-S Climate Emergency Specialist Colbi Kuppenbender emphasized the importance of community support, noting that many evacuees felt welcomed at the Batoche evacuation site last summer. The event included discussions on creating emergency plans and kits, with Georgiana Matharu from the Red Cross stressing the need to share these plans with family. MN-S is committed to assisting all community members, not just Métis citizens, in navigating emergency situations.