Emergency Food Supply
Ray Boeyenga
January 10, 2013
Emergency food supply is very important to have because you never know what type of situation you may end up
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Friday Roundup – In the aftermath of Sandy
Ray Boeyenga
January 4, 2013
The Governor of New York in his State of the State address says he intends to propose several recommendations from
Prepare for Emergencies with Dehydrated Foods
Ray Boeyenga
November 28, 2012
Dehydrated foods used to be those foods reserved mostly for camping and other outdoor activities. Today they’re becoming essential for
Friday Roundup – Three Days or Seven Days? Sell Like Coca-Cola
Ray Boeyenga
November 23, 2012
Things have been busy in the emergency preparedness industry since the 7.7 off the west coast of British Columbia and
Survival Food
Ray Boeyenga
November 7, 2012
The first survival food also known as MRE (meals ready to eat) was established during the revolutionary war and consisted
Friday Roundup – Earthquake on the left, Superstorm on the right
Ray Boeyenga
November 2, 2012
It has certainly been a busy week for emergency managers and personnel. Â The personal loss and devastation of Superstorm Sandy
Prepare Your Pantry for an Emergency
Ray Boeyenga
October 30, 2012
In light of the recent Earthquake magnitude 7.7 off the coast of British Columbia and the ongoing Hurricane Sandy, we
Friday Roundup – The Great ShakeOut
Ray Boeyenga
October 20, 2012
This week we link to a number of articles that relate to the Great ShakeOut which was held in earthquake
Emergency Food Supplies — How Much Do You Need to Store?
Ray Boeyenga
October 18, 2012
It’s no secret – it’s a good idea to have emergency food storage on hand at home. From natural disasters
Preparedness Supplies: Preparing For a Disaster With Basic Supplies
Ray Boeyenga
October 11, 2012
Preparing for survival is not limited to any one specific area, because nearly every city and every community are subject
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Sophie Wooding
August 4, 2016
Do you know why hailstorms happen? Updrafts in thunderclouds will sometimes carry raindrops or snow pellets upwards to where it’s
How to Prepare for Summer’s Severe Weather: Tornadoes
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August 1, 2016
Throughout most of Canada’s inland, southern regions, tornadoes are an all too common occurrence. For those of us who live
How to Prepare for Summer’s Severe Weather: Wind
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How to Prepare for Summer’s Severe Weather: Rain & Flooding
Sophie Wooding
July 25, 2016
Whether it’s large-scale weather systems with long-term rainfall or short-lived thunderstorms with a sudden deluge, summer brings the risk of
How to Prepare for Summer’s Severe Weather: Lightning Storms
Sophie Wooding
July 21, 2016
Although lightning storms are not common in Victoria BC, where our showroom is located, lightning flashes occur about 2.34 million
Prepare for Severe Summer Weather: An Introduction
Sophie Wooding
July 14, 2016
Across Canada, temperamental summer weather keeps us all on our toes—sometimes promising sun and giving rain—or switching gears without
