I would like to take a moment to announce that the Canadian Preppers Network has a new contributing author. Sue has been posting on the Nova Scotia blog for some time now and has plenty of practical prepping experience to share. She will be posting on a monthly basis on the 1st of every month. Please take a moment on May 1st to stop by and welcome her by posting a reply to her 1st post on the Canadian Preppers Network.
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