British Columbia: Response and Recovery
British Columbia: Response and Recovery
With widespread damage caused by severe flooding and landslides in British Columbia, MNP is here to support in your response and recovery.
We are here for you.
We are here for you in response to the devastation British Columbians are currently experiencing. First and foremost, our thoughts and concerns are for the health and well-being of families, livestock, and livelihoods.
We understand you have a lot to deal with right now, and want you to know our offices in Abbotsford and Chilliwack are open. Our dedicated team of professionals have experience navigating crisis and can provide guidance to access recovery programs.
Immediate actions to consider are:
Insurance
In the midst of the current situation, we know insurance is top of mind. MNP’s Insurance Advisory team will help you navigate the insurance process. Many insurance policies include clauses that cover professional fees to prepare the claim. Read our checklist on action items you can take now.
Please reach out with any questions for more information on MNP’s Insurance Advisory Services.
Government Support Programs
Access our Government Support Programs document for the latest information on:
- Current Flooding Information
- Disaster Financial Assistance Arrangements (DFAA)
- Financial assistance in a disaster
- BC Emergency Management for agriculture
- Emergency response planning
- Livestock relocation
- Business insurance and risk management
- Freshet and flood
- Flood plains
- Well disinfection
- Flood forecasting
- 2021 Wildfire and Drought AgriRecovery Initiative
- Coping through a natural disaster emergency - mental health tips for you and your family.
For more information and to discuss your business response please contact one of our advisors.
Contact us
Denise Parker CPA, CGA
Regional Agriculture Services Leader
Trevor MacLean MBA
National Leader, TransitionSmart
AJ Gill
National leader, Ag Risk Management Resources
Craig Burkart CPA, CA, IFA, CFF, CIP
Partner, National Leader - Insurance Advisory
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