The Canadian Red Cross: Responding to Disasters
Video Summary:
The Canadian Red Cross responds to thousands of disasters every year, at home and around the globe. Everything house fires to wild fires, from landslides to hurricanes. And we rely on Canadians for their generosity and solidarity.
Credits: Canadian Red Cross
Video Length: 140 seconds
Date Posted: January 01, 0001
Subtitles: Available
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