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Guest Post By Ben Atkinson at Safeguard LLC – Survival Prepping In Canada
BydenobCanadian prepping requires a different approach than, say, American prepping for several reasons. Apart from the obvious climate specifics that dictate how you should dress, there’s also the difference in crime statistics and gun ownership. Most people know that Canadians are very polite and laid-back people, which means that guns are not that common. You…
A New Look for Canadian Preppers Network
BydenobCanadian Preppers Network has completed its rebrand with a clearer mission, rebuilt preparedness resources and a renewed focus on practical Canadian realities.
Manual Tools For Grid Down Food Processing
BydenobWhile the grid is up and running, preppers are taking the time this fall processing food for long term storage. They’re canning, dehydrating, and filling the root cellar. It’s a daunting task and takes up a lot of time, even with electrically run kitchen appliances. Imagine how long it would take without the grid to…
Prepping Goes Mainstream in Canada: Why More Families Are Getting Ready for Emergencies
BydenobIntro:Once viewed as a fringe activity, prepping in Canada has gone mainstream. More than ever, everyday Canadian families—from Toronto condos to Northern Ontario farms—are adopting a preparedness mindset. They’re stocking pantries, securing water sources, and learning skills that help them handle real-world emergencies like wildfires, floods, ice storms, and grid failures. This isn’t about fear…
Friday Book Recomendation
BydenobThe Foxfire Book Hog Dressing, Log Cabin Building, Mountain Crafts and Foods, Planting by the Signs, Snake Lore, Hunting Tales, Faith Healing, Moonshining In the late 1960s, Eliot Wigginton and his students created the magazine Foxfire in an effort to record and preserve the traditional folk culture of the Southern Appalachians. This is the original book compilation…
Get That Dehydrator Running!
BydenobInflation, concerns of war, and drought are all reasons to be concerned about food security. All of these issues can lead to shortages in food, while the threat of war brings back memories of the ration systems we saw in WWII. It’s time, in fact past time, to boost food storage activities. One way to…
