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Lest We Forget
Bydenobsrc=”http://www.preparedcanadian.com/taps.mp3″ autoplay> Some 619,636 Canadians enlisted with the Canadian Expeditionary Force during WWI, and approximately 424,000 served overseas. Of these men and women, 59,544 members of the CEF died during the war, 51,748 of them as a result of enemy action. The small Royal Canadian Navy reported 150 deaths from all causes. No accurate tabulation…
Covid-19 – Finding The Sweetspot To Reopening
BydenobIt’s obvious that this shutdown of the economy can’t go on forever, or for even that much longer. While government programs are helping, the funding is not without limit. The government cannot continue to prop up the economy for the duration of this virus, which is estimated to go on for up to two years!…
One Step Closer To War
BydenobJust moments ago Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky addressed the Canadian Parliament. As expected, a call for a no fly zone was reiterated. Surprisingly, not everyone is against it.
FRS/GMRS VS Amateur HT
The ability to communicate with others post SHTF in paramount. Radio has the advantage of being independent of infrastructure and therefor a viable option for grid down communications. For local communications, there are few options for handheld comms. For the majority of us, we have the option of FRS/GMRS radios available at big box stores…
When to Bug Out: Making the Tough Call as a Prepper
BydenobWhen disaster strikes, every second counts. For preppers, one of the hardest decisions isn’t just what to pack or where to go — it’s knowing when to go. Bugging out too soon can mean abandoning your supplies and exposing yourself to unnecessary risks. Wait too long, and you might find yourself trapped in gridlock or…
Bug In or Bug Out? Making the Right Call When SHTF
BydenobWhen disaster strikes, one of the most critical decisions a prepper must make is whether to bug in (stay put and fortify your home) or bug out (evacuate to a safer location). Both strategies have their place, but choosing the wrong one at the wrong time could mean the difference between safety and chaos. Bugging…
