Similar Posts
A Brand New Look for a brand new year!
BydenobThe CPN is proud to announce that all of the province blogs have brand new mastheads! We would like to take this opportunity to thank American Prepper – firstly, for his having the foresight and vision to create the CPN when he created the APN; secondly, for his incredible friendship and support over the past…
Solar Drying of Foods — A Forgotten Skill Worth Relearning
BydenobIf you were choosing a single manual from the CD3WD archive that quietly solves several preparedness problems at once, Solar Drying of Foods would be near the top of the list. It sits at the intersection of food preservation, energy independence, and simple engineering—three things that matter enormously once modern conveniences stop working. Most Canadians…
EP Week Canada 2012 – Introduction
BydenobWelcome to Canada’s Emergency Preparedness Week. This week the federal government in collaboration with the provincial governments promote emergency preparedness. This program will not be the survivalist/self reliant type of thing many of us work towards, but it’s a great starting point for beginners. The government itself advocates being self sufficient for 3 days after…
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…
A Pittance of Time
BydenobOn November 11, 1999 Terry Kelly was in a drug store in Dartmouth, Nova Scotia. At 10:55 AM an announcement came over the store’s PA asking customers who would still be on the premises at 11:00 AM to give two minutes of silence in respect to the veterans who have sacrificed so much for us….
Movie Monday – Wartime Farm Part 5 of 8
BydenobThis Week On Movie Monday Wartime Farm is an eight part documentary program originally aired on BBC2 in 2012. Historian Ruth Goodman along with archeologists Alex Langlands and Peter Ginn take over a farm in Hampshire, England. The goal is to run the farm as it would have been during the second world war. It’s…

