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BydenobLikely you’ve heard on the news that the Provincial Government of Manitoba decided to deliberately cut a dike in our flood ravaged land. This was done to effect a controlled release of water rather than risk a catastrophic failure. The catch was that dozens of homes are likely to be flooded by this, perhaps as…
The Funny Looks I Get
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Making the Bland – Grand
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And without any further ado…Emergency Communications Part 2
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12 No-Cost Ways to become More Prepared
BydenobOften becoming more prepared for life’s curve balls has a lot to do with getting better organized and less to do with spending a ton of money. I’ve come up with 12 simple FREE ways to help us all to head down the road of preparedness while getting better organized. Maybe you’ve already got some…
Winter Security Reset: A Practical Check-Up for Canadian Homes During Outages and Deep Cold
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