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Canada introduces a new emergency alert system
BydenobA new, national, emergency alert system is now in place with the goal to alert you immediately if a potentially life-threatening event threatens your community. Alert Ready delivers public safety messages across the country through local television and radio broadcasters. Developed in partnership with federal, provincial and territorial emergency management officials, plus Environment Canada and…
Drying Ground Beef
BydenobHere is a post from the forum from TCadd…Great post by the way, hope you all enjoy. Hi all, thought I would throw in a simple method to preserve a cheap source of protein! I do this in five pound batches, and am left with roughly one pound of dehydrated meat: 1) Break up and…
Canadian Preppers to be interviewed on the Prepper Podcast
BydenobHave you checked out the Prepper Podcast? Matt from the Kentucky Preppers Network is in his 6th week of podcasting and the Preppers Podcast is really taking off! In previous podcasts Matt has interviewed a variety of preppers from the American Preppers Network and this evening he will be interviewing myself, Scarecrow (from the Ontario…
Food Storage: Eating what you store – Oatmeal
BydenobSo – how are you doing getting around to eating all that food in your food storage?? You have started right? Anything in your food storage that you haven’t really added to your main menu? Some things are easy to incorporate and others we needed a little help getting into the habit of using regularly….
How Long, O Lord?
BydenobLate again. So today let’s talk about disasters and duration. Most emergency measures organizations recommend that you have a 72 hour (3 day) supply of food, water, medicine and other necessities on hand. Recently, I’ve noticed that it is more and more common to see 96 hour (4 day) kit be recommended, and even one…
