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Most people don’t think about their vehicle until something goes wrong. A breakdown. A long delay. A closed highway. A situation that was supposed to take an hour suddenly takes half a day—or longer. In Canada, distance works against you. Services aren’t always close. Cell coverage isn’t always reliable. And when things slow down, they…
A Prelude to Prepper Week
For the next week I’m going to be posting sporadically. I’m off to the Preppers Meet in Alliston, Ontario again. My week will begin with a 2 day remote first aid course. This course is being offered by Hard and Fast CPR and is part of the Preppers Meet larger “Prepper Week”. Each of the…
Urban Prepping in Canada: Limitations and Practical Solutions
For many Canadians, the word “prepper” conjures images of rural retreats, woodlots, and stocked barns. But the reality is that the vast majority of our population lives in cities, condos, or suburban sprawl. That urban lifestyle brings with it unique limitations for preparedness—space constraints, reliance on infrastructure, and even the social dynamics of living shoulder-to-shoulder…
