Dinner Pot Hunting in Canada: Small & Non-Traditional Game for Preppers
For Canadian preppers, self-reliance goes beyond freeze-dried food and rain barrels — it includes sourcing your own protein from the wild. While deer and moose get the glory, the true backbone of wild meat is in the underdog category: small and non-traditional game. Often called “dinner pot hunting,” this approach isn’t about trophies — it’s…
Why Prepping in Canada Isn’t Paranoia — It’s Pure Common Sense
From the snow-laced forests of British Columbia to the windswept coasts of Newfoundland, one truth unites all Canadians: we live in a land of breathtaking beauty—and unforgiving extremes. Our weather shifts on a dime, our power grids groan under winter’s weight, and our vast distances mean help isn’t always around the corner. That’s why prepping…
🔥 Avoiding Common Prepper Mistakes: 10 Lessons Every Prepper Should Know
Preparedness is about more than just hoarding food and gear. It’s a mindset, a lifestyle, and — if done right — a source of confidence and peace. But even seasoned preppers can fall into some classic traps. Here’s a deeper dive into the 10 most common prepper mistakes, and how to avoid them with confidence….
⚙️ Gas Generator Maintenance for Preppers in Canada
When the power goes out—whether due to a blizzard, ice storm, wildfire, or grid failure—a gasoline generator becomes your lifeline. But a generator is only as good as its maintenance. For preppers, keeping your generator running isn’t just smart—it’s survival. Let’s talk routine maintenance, cold-weather tips, and the spare parts you should have on hand….
🏥 Medical Preparedness for Canadian Preppers: Gear, Knowledge & Natural Remedies
When disaster strikes, medical help might not be a 911 call away. Whether you’re preparing for grid-down scenarios, extended isolation due to weather, or just want to take more responsibility for your family’s well-being, medical preparedness is one of the most critical parts of any prepper plan—especially in Canada, where rural communities and extreme weather…
CPN SPECIAL EDITION: TRUMP’S TARIFFS JUST IGNITED A PREPPER CRISIS: What You Need to Know Now
In 2025, President Donald Trump announced a sweeping set of tariffs targeting imports from key trading partners—including China, Canada, and Mexico. The move, framed as a national security response to illegal immigration, drug trafficking, and trade imbalances, has already begun reshaping consumer markets. But for preppers—individuals who prioritize self-sufficiency and emergency preparedness—these policy shifts carry…
🌾 Best Canadian Heirloom Crops for Seed Saving
Grow once, harvest forever: the backbone of food independence For preppers, homesteaders, and self-reliant families, food security starts with seeds. But not just any seeds — heirloom, open-pollinated varieties that you can save and replant year after year. Seed saving isn’t just about thrift. It’s about adaptation, resilience, and independence from seed corporations and fragile…
Archery for Survival Hunting: Advantages and Disadvantages
When planning for self-sufficiency and survival, hunting often plays a key role in securing reliable sources of protein. While firearms tend to dominate survival discussions, archery—in the form of bows and crossbows—offers a quiet, renewable, and skill-driven alternative. But how effective is it really in a long-term survival scenario? Let’s break down the advantages and…
Producing Biodiesel from Vegetable Matter: A Prepper’s Guide to Fuel Self-Sufficiency
In a world where energy security is becoming increasingly uncertain, preppers and self-sufficient homesteaders understand the importance of having a reliable fuel source. Biodiesel—produced from vegetable matter—can be a game-changer for those looking to stay powered in a grid-down scenario. This guide will walk you through the basics of producing biodiesel from vegetable oils and…