Ordering Emergency Food Supplies Online
Ray Boeyenga
August 3, 2012
Emergency preparedness is of the utmost importance. You may have batteries and flashlights stashed aside for when the power goes
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Friday Roundup – Young volunteers, Springfield and National Preparedness Month
Ray Boeyenga
July 27, 2012
Good Friday, I am pleased to bring you up to date on this weeks happenings in emergency preparedness. Â A
Friday Roundup – Sports, Drills and the Cloud
Ray Boeyenga
July 20, 2012
On a rather soggy Friday morning, I sit at my keyboard to update you on this past weeks comings and
The Need For A Clean Water Supply
Ray Boeyenga
July 19, 2012
When a storm hits, you can never be too sure of whether you will have power. If you don’t have
Food Tips for Survivalists
Ray Boeyenga
July 17, 2012
Storing food for emergencies isn’t difficult as you might think. Most of your decisions will come down to price, availability
Friday Roundup – The Onion, boomers & weddings
Ray Boeyenga
July 13, 2012
Greetings on a sunny Friday in July! Â As much as Emergency Preparedness is a subject that requires a sober, balanced,
Emergency Preparedness: Not Just for the Zombie Apocalypse
Ray Boeyenga
July 12, 2012
Once upon a time if you were the sort of person who kept two years worth of food in the
Friday Roundup – Pets, power outages and MONEY!
Ray Boeyenga
July 6, 2012
The summer weather here on the west coast has finally arrived. Â We are basking in 20 degree temperatures after enduring
Stock Up On Food That Tastes Good
Ray Boeyenga
July 5, 2012
Power outages frequently plague the east coast of Canada, especially recently with many of the storms. When you are in
Friday Roundup – Flooding, water bottles and more than insurance
Ray Boeyenga
June 29, 2012
Greetings from Victoria BC where I have been busy checking out this weeks articles, blog posts and product reviews to
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Getting Your Community Prepared for an Emergency
Rachelann Nordstrom
June 7, 2016
In the past, we’ve talked about getting our workplaces and our schools prepared for emergencies, along with our homes. And
How to Deal with Water Restrictions
Rachelann Nordstrom
May 25, 2016
Last year, a number of gulf islands near our home base in Victoria ran out of water and had to
Emergency Car Kits in Wildfire Situations
Rachelann Nordstrom
May 17, 2016
With wildfires spreading rampantly across the forests and prairies of Canada each year it’s important to ensure you have an
Wildfire Preparedness
Zenia Platten
May 5, 2016
With the calamitous wildfires taking place in Alberta and British Columbia, especially in the Fort McMurray and Prince George
It’s Emergency Preparedness Week – are you ready?
Rachelann Nordstrom
May 3, 2016
Did you know that people across Canada are recognizing Emergency Preparedness Week this week, May 1st to 7th? To help you prepare,
Your Quick Camping Survival Guide (Part 6: How to Build a Shelter)
Rachelann Nordstrom
April 27, 2016
In our last post in this series, we talked about some of the basic how-to’s of building a fire in
