Season’s Greetings

We’ve all been there…early in the morning, calling into the boss to tell them that we won’t be in that day for any multitude of reasons.  It could be a bout with the flu, strained back, or something else along those lines.  When we leave that message, we pop some OTCs and head back to…

Welcome to Emergency Preparedness Week at The Canadian Preppers Network. Each year, Public Safety Canada sponsors Emergency Preparedness Week on the first full week in May.  The “72 hours…is your family prepared?” campaign was launched in 2006 and each year, studies have shown an increase in the percentage of Canadians taking action to prepare. The…

The Canadian Preppers Network would like to welcome it’s newest author, Christine Faraday. Christine believes in a down to earth, practical approach to being prepared. This belief did not come about easily and her approach to prepping has been streamlined over several years and several predicted crisis that did not come to fruition. For that…

Starting August 18, the Canadian Preppers Network will be  presenting MOVIE MONDAYS! Movie Mondays is a project we have undertaken to show films, documentaries, commentaries, etc that relate in some way to the lifestyle of preparedness in the hopes that we can learn about old time skills, modern day disasters, and other events of concern. …

Accidental fires in the home can occur for various reasons all throughout the year. However, the most prominent season for home fires is the winter. During the coldest season of the year people spend more time indoors, gas and electric bills rise to keep everyone warm, increasing the chances of human and mechanical error. As…