One membership
Your Kingdom card works across participating networks — no extra sign-ups.

One connected community, coast to coast to coast — bringing willing Canadians together to help their neighbours when assistance is needed.
The Civil Defense Force is the readiness arm of the Big Brother Network. Members share their skills, keep their training current and stand ready to support their communities alongside official emergency services.

No second account. The Civil Defense Force runs on your Kingdom of Networks membership — the same member number and ID card you use across every participating network.
Sign up through the existing Kingdom of Networks registration.
Your live Kingdom ID card and member number are shared across networks.
Tell us your skills and training availability as the programme develops.
Profile live nowVolunteer, or agree paid non-emergency assistance. 911 always comes first.

Our proposed national coordination centre is in Toronto, linking members in every province and territory — from Victoria to St. John's, and north to Iqaluit.
The centre is planned to match willing members with neighbours who need help, share readiness updates and keep the network moving as one.
These are the real apps, running live — the globe turning, the radar sweeping. One home-screen app holds all four: swipe between Member, Guardian, Roadside and the Civil Defense Force.
Tap a phone to try the app right here. Inside the Member App, scroll down to the Big Brother Civil Defense Force sits right under Roadside Assistance.

Your Kingdom card works across participating networks — no extra sign-ups.
Build readiness skills and keep your training preferences on your profile.
Be part of a local network that steps up when someone nearby needs a hand.
Give your time freely, or agree paid non-emergency assistance with the person you help.
Members in all 13 provinces and territories, linked through one command.
We support official responders — we never replace them. Danger means 911 first.
Tap what applies. Your readiness profile builds as you go and suggests where you could help most.
Submit your application through the Kingdom of Networks membership system — register, sign in and view your live ID card.

No. The Civil Defense Force uses your existing Kingdom of Networks identity across participating networks.
No. Always call 911 in an emergency. The network supports community assistance — it does not replace police, fire or paramedics.
Yes — that's the heart of your Civil Defense Force member profile. Try the questionnaire above to see where you might fit.
The proposed national coordination centre is in Toronto, serving members across all 13 provinces and territories.
Members can volunteer, or agree paid non-emergency assistance directly with the person they're helping.