Emergency Guidance While in Canada

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We want everyone to feel safe and prepared while celebrating with us. Here are a few quick tips to help you navigate any unexpected situations during your stay in Canada.

  • Emergency Numbers
    Dial 9-1-1 for all emergencies (medical, police, fire). It works just like it does in the U.S.

     

  • Medical Care
    Canada has excellent hospitals and urgent care clinics. Visitors are accepted, but U.S. insurance may not cover everything.

    Bring your:
    – Health insurance card
    – Photo ID
    – Credit/debit card for any out-of-pocket costs.
    – For non-urgent needs, walk-in clinics are widely available in Niagara Falls.

  • Communication Tips
    Confirm your phone plan includes international roaming or add a temporary travel pass. Save a few key contacts in your phone:
    – Your hotel
    – A wedding party contact
    – U.S. Consulate (Toronto)

  • Passport & Border Support
    Keep your passport in a secure but easily accessible place. If your passport is lost or stolen: contact the U.S. Consulate in Toronto for an emergency passport.

  • Roadside Assistance
    If driving, AAA members are usually covered through CAA (Canada’s version of AAA). Keep rental car insurance and agreements handy.

  • Medications & Prescriptions
    Pack medications in their original bottles. Local pharmacies (Shoppers Drug Mart, Rexall) can assist with many needs. Some prescriptions can be transferred or re-issued through walk-in clinics.

  • Weather & Outdoor Safety
    Niagara Falls weather can shift quickly. Carry comfortable shoes, a light jacket, and a poncho — especially for waterfall and boat excursions.

  • Lost Items
    Lost passport → U.S. Consulate
    Lost luggage → your airline (keep baggage claim info)
    Lost wallet → local police + notify your bank

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