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BydenobThe Truth About Precious Metals for Survivalists There are a few common misconceptions associated with precious metals and how they may not be helpful to a preparedness plan for either a SHTF scenario or potential economic collapse. 1. If I can’t eat it, drink it, or use it to defend myself, I don’t need…
Introducing the Canadian Preppers Network Preparedness Hub Series
BydenobPreparedness is easy to scatter. One day you are reading about food storage. The next day it is water filters. Then backup heat, communications, first aid, generators, home security, gardening, wilderness skills, and community planning all start pulling your attention in different directions. Before long, preparedness can feel less like a plan and more like…
5 Easy Ways to Start Prepping for Emergencies – Guest Post by Lee Flynn
Bydenob5 Easy Ways to Start Prepping for Emergencies It seems like you can’t go two days in a row without hearing about some terrifying natural disaster or emergency occurring somewhere in the world. From ice storms to wildfires; from hurricanes and tornados to earthquakes, pandemics, tidal waves, and blackouts—the truth is that there’s a lot…
Saturday CD3WD Highlight
BydenobTraditional Food Preservation for Long-Term Winter Survival Every Saturday at Canadian Preppers Network, we deliberately slow things down and focus on the kind of preparedness that doesn’t age out or become obsolete. Today’s CD3WD highlight centres on traditional food preservation methods developed for communities that had no margin for error—no grid, no resupply, and no…
Calling all Geocachers
BydenobThe Canadian Preppers Network has acquired two Travel Bugs in hopes of raising awareness of the Network and because we thought it would be a fun thing to do. One Travel Bug (TB) will start on the west coast and one will start on the east coast. The west coast bug (TB342JN) has already been…
