Author: denob

 History’s Most Destructive Volcanoes National Geographic Documentary  These films are presented as an exception to the copyright act as fair dealing for the purpose of research, private study, education, parody or satire. See bill c-42 article 29.

A new study by the Canadian Red Cross shows an increase in Canadians turning to online resources for information durring and after a disaster.  Various relief agencies as well as government recognize the potential of online resources to reach affected people to distribute information.  Email and text alerts play important roles, however Facebook remains the…

When nature unleashes its fury on your neighborhood, it’s never a bad idea to have some sort of action plan in place. That’s because when it comes to preparing for natural disasters in places like Canada, boarding up windows and making sure you have clean water isn’t what saves your life in the long run…

Surviving is all about preparation. And adequate preparation covers self-defense, resource management, first aid, and a number of other skill sets. Keeping yourself safe is of the utmost importance when the situation changes and this starts with easily accessible products, such as body armor. Bullet and stab proof vests are easily accessible to nearly everyone,…

Many preppers often fall victim to preparing for the most unlikely SHTF events.  While being ready for everything that is possible is a good idea, sometimes we can forget about the dangerous situations that happen on an unfortunately regular basis.  Mother nature is perhaps the biggest culprit for disasters in Canada.  Within the past month,…

With tornado season well underway and touchdowns already reported in the prairy provinces, I felt that this presentation of North Americas most devastating tornado appropriate.  These films are presented as an exception to the copyright act as fair dealing for the purpose of research, private study, education, parody or satire. See bill c-42 article 29.