This report summarizes the discussions at the National Roundtable on Arctic Emergency Preparedness hosted by the Munk-Gordon Arctic Security Program in Ottawa, February 24-26, 2014. The goal of these discussions was to understand current capacities, future needs and the gaps in between for emergency preparedness in the Canadian Arctic. The report is a synthesis of the discussions that took place at that meeting and aims to reflect the priorities of those present at this meeting. The recommendations flow from these discussions. The meeting was governed by Chatham House rules and therefore speakers are not identified.