Emergency Numbers in Canada
The emergency number in Canada is 911. It reaches the police, an ambulance and the fire service.
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Emergency numbers
| Number | Reaches |
|---|---|
| 911 | Police, ambulance and fire |
Helplines and non-emergency numbers
Checked 22 October 2026 against CRTC: 9-1-1 services. Numbers can change; if you live in Canada, check with your local authority.
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Emergency numbers in every country
Police, ambulance and fire numbers side by side, for when you travel.
Emergency numbers in Canada: questions and answers
What is the emergency number in Canada?
The emergency number in Canada is 911. It reaches the police, an ambulance and the fire service.
What is the ambulance number in Canada?
For an ambulance in Canada, call 911.
What is the police number in Canada?
To reach the police in Canada, call 911.
What is the fire service number in Canada?
For the fire service in Canada, call 911.
Does 112 work in Canada?
112 is not an emergency number in Canada. Call 911 instead, and do not count on 112 being passed on.
What should I say when I call?
Say where you are first: the address, a landmark or what you can see. Then say what happened, how many people are hurt and whether anyone is in danger. Answer the questions, follow the instructions and stay on the line until the operator says you can hang up.
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