Why Financial Preparedness Is Essential in the Face of Liberal Overspending in Canada
I’ve always tried to avoid political debates. With the level of division and hostility in today’s climate, it’s hard to have a reasonable conversation. But I can’t stay quiet anymore. When I see what’s happening to our country’s finances—massive debt, reckless spending, and policies that punish hardworking Canadians—I feel compelled to speak up. The Liberal…
The Ultimate Guide to Prepper Home Security
In an uncertain world, ensuring that your home is secure goes beyond just having a sturdy lock on your door. For preppers, home security is a comprehensive lifestyle choice that encompasses physical protection, technological enhancements, and proactive planning. This blog post will explore essential strategies to safeguard your haven while aligning with the prepper mindset….
Why CTCSS and DCS Codes in Ham Radio Do Not Offer Privacy
When operating on ham radio frequencies, many operators use Continuous Tone-Coded Squelch System (CTCSS) or Digital Coded Squelch (DCS) to filter out unwanted transmissions. While these features are useful for managing interference, they do not provide any form of privacy or encryption. In this post, we’ll explore why that is the case and what their…
Annual Preppers Meet – My Experience
From July 11th to the 14th, I had the privilege of attending the 10th Annual Preppers Meet. This year was my first time back since it’s humble beginnings in Huntsville, Ontario many years ago and I was floored by what I saw!
It’s Garden (Planning) Season!
Winter is a time when many preppers are dipping into preps. The home canned foods are getting opened and eaten, the firewood pile gets used up, and fuel gets burned in the generator after winter storms knock out power. That doesn’t mean we have to be in consumption mode though, as there is lots to…
Always Moving Forward In Prepping
It can get tiring trying to keep up on prepping. It’s sometimes overwhelming. All the projects, all the gear, all the effort. The key is to do something every day. Sure, with work schedules and family obligations, we can’t work at large day long projects every day of the week, but doing the little things…