TRC Support – Current Ops

This is not an official Team Rubicon Canada page. Nothing here should be construed as any indicator of how Team Rubicon Canada prioritizes or runs its operations.

Fitting into Operations

This site presents information intended for “Wave 0” Greyshirts. It is further tailored to assist those working in strike teams or at Forward Operating Bases closer to the affected areas.

All information is drawn from official but publicly available sources. This has two benefits. First, its coming from somewhere reliable and credible. Second, it can be shared with other organizations involved in the Incident Command Structure without worrying about clearances, permissions, or giving out access to networks.

The information here would, if applicable, be flowed into the EMS system. This brings it into the TRC normal information flows supporting operations. That is intended to ensure that we don’t end up creating streams of information that confuse people or make things more complex.

Current Op1: No Currently Monitored Canadian Operations

Operational Focus

Not applicable

Monitoring:

This section reserved for specific environmental and publicly-releasable threat data that may impact operations.

Logistics

This section reserved for specific infrastructure and logistics-related information that may affect the movement, lodging, and support of TR personnel in the area.

Mapping

This section will include links to relevant mapping information.

Media

This section will include RSS feeds that focus on topics of interest for TR operations in the space.

What’s being said about Team Rubicon in Jasper (RSS)

• Two coasts, one purpose: How two Fleet Maintenance Facility employees united to support Jasper
  November 29, 2024 by National Defence
  Both Military Veterans, Solomon and Brake were drawn to volunteer with Team Rubicon (TR) Canada, a non-profit humanitarian organization focused on disaster response.
• Dow employees lend support to Jasper wildfire disaster relief
  October 17, 2024 by sherwoodparknews
  In September, three Dow employees from Fort Saskatchewan volunteered with Team Rubicon Canada to help serve and support residents in Jasper who lost their homes in the recent wildfires.
• Dow employees lend support to Jasper wildfire disaster relief
  October 17, 2024 by sprucegroveexaminer
  In September, three Dow employees from Fort Saskatchewan volunteered with Team Rubicon Canada to help serve and support residents in Jasper who lost their homes in the recent wildfires.
• Team Rubicon sifts through over 200 wildfire-damaged Jasper properties
  September 18, 2024 by paherald.sk.ca
  Peter ShokeirLocal Journalism Initiative ReporterJasper FitzhughA veteran-led humanitarian organization has been providing an invaluable for Jasper resident
• Team Rubicon sifts through over 200 wildfire damaged Jasper properties
  September 17, 2024 by Peter Shokeir, Local Journalism Initiative Reporter
  Team Rubicon has been sifting through the rubble and ash in hopes of recovering items that have importance or sentimental value, including wedding rings and family heirlooms.

Other Resources – General Safety

This section will link to other resources, generally focused on safety-related issues or areas of interest.

Canadian Centre for Occupational Health and Safety Hazards landing page.

Supporting Basis for Current Op1:

This section provides the assumptions made in including the above level material.

This site is intended to assist TRC Planning, Logistics, and Operations officers working within the Incident Command Structure at their locations. Any TRC member looking for this support can contact the site admin and identify the operation.

All sources of information are publicly available and not subject to any known communications issues except media sites that may be subject to copyright.