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Some Personal Thanks
After a long journey home from Preppers Meet 2026 and a much needed full night’s sleep, I’d like to take one more day off from posting articles and instead take a moment to personally thank a few people that made this event possible. Primrose Park Campground: Rose and Nancy were so welcoming and accommodating. We…
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If there’s one thing the last two decades have taught Canadians, it’s that disaster can strike in many forms—and often without much warning. From wildfires and floods to ice storms, pandemics, and infrastructure failures, the spectrum of risk is wide. As a nation known for its stability and strong institutions, it’s easy to grow complacent….
Keeping Small Engines Alive When Supply Chains Don’t
The generators, saws, pumps, tillers, and tractors you already own are only useful if they still run when parts, fuel, and repair shops become scarce. Modern preparedness spends a lot of time talking about food storage, water filtration, radios, batteries, and security. All of that matters. But on a working homestead, small engines quietly sit…
