Imagine you are the emergency manager for your community. For Canada's annual Emergency Preparedness Week, your council has set a goal of having every household prepare an emergency kit. This kit would include enough water, food, and supplies to last for three days. Your job is to communicate this to the public. 1. What are some of the points you would make in your message? 2. How would you communicate this message to the public? 3. Who should be the spokesperson or spokespeople for this message? 4. Why is it important to communicate projects like this to the public?