The Provincial Blogs Return

A few months ago I came across a really good deal on milk – well – better than a good deal because it was free.  I had a $1.00 off coupon on milk that went on sale for $1.00. So I “bought” lots of them and stored them in the freezer. We’re a family that…

My DH and I have a fair bit on our plates like most other people. We live out here in heaven with animals to care for and 10 acres & a 150 year old home to look after but there are also the realities of working from home (that’s the business that makes the money…

The Canadian Preppers Network is excited to announce its new Sponsored Post Program.  The CPN will be accepting posts from various companies that provide the very best in preparedness products and services.  Trusted names in the preparedness and survival industry will be posting articles here on the blog.  With their expertise and experience, I believe…

All it takes is a single natural disaster or hiccup in the national food supply lines in order for panic and hoarding to set in. Creating a well-stocked supply of food isn’t simply for alarmists, but a great option for anyone that wants to guarantee that their family will be safe and comfortable during minor…

So, as you have seen so far, getting yourself and your family ready to be self reliant for the first 3 days after an emergency really isn’t that difficult, but it does take some thought. For today’s tip, I would suggest planning an escape route from our neighborhood. Keep in mind that several factors could…