Hello, I would love to hear your tips. Please post.

You are welcome to share here but if you poke around, you will find that we have a area that canning is talked about and so forth.. we have a number of folks on the board that do a lot of canning, myself included..

Depending on where you live in BC you could try LDS for mylar bags. Although if buying on-line you may need to order larger amounts. Not sure if you go directly to store if you can buy smaller amounts. Still their prices are usually very reasonable.

http://store.lds.org/webapp/wcs/stores/servlet/Category3_715839595_10557_3074457345616706237_-1_N_image_0

Also even Walmart offer these now but you have to order them. They are not available in-store.

Thanks everyone for your suggestions and comments. I'm in the process of the move to BC so until my canner & dehydrator arrive I'm on hold.

Hello, I would love to hear your tips. Please post.

Hi! I see you're a newbie to the site too. Have you been canning/dehydrating long? I started 4 years ago after a marathon utube education during which I learned which people to follow and which to avoid. Let me know.

You are welcome to share here but if you poke around, you will find that we have a area that canning is talked about and so forth.. we have a number of folks on the board that do a lot of canning, myself included..

Thanks! New to the site and still learning to navigate.

I'm new to Campbell River but not to prepping. Sadly I had to leave/give away a lot of my food storage when I moved from Ontario. Starting new in BC and would like to know best suppliers of mylar bags etc. I would also like to share tips and cautions with others who do their own pressure canning and dehydrating.

I have a whole selection of mylar bags, let me know if you need anything specific would be happy to work out a deal with you.
http://www.rapidsurvival.com/product-category/survival-equipment/food-storage/mylar-bags-food-storage/