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In a large-scale emergency, medical help is often delayed, overwhelmed, or completely unavailable. In Canada, this reality is amplified by distance, weather, and infrastructure fragility. Winter storms, prolonged power outages, cyber incidents, and transportation shutdowns don’t just inconvenience daily life — they fracture emergency medical response<...


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Why Canadian Households Must Reinforce Thermal Resilience Before the Next Disruption

In Canada, shelter and heat are not comfort systems. They are life-support systems.

Unlike food shortages, which build slowly and visibly, heat failures often unfold quietly. A power interruption disables furnace controls. Natural gas pres...


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Welcome back to your weekly Sunday news roundup — the place where preppers stay informed on developments that actually matter for readiness and resilience. From infrastructure stress to supply vulnerabilities, here’s what stood out this week.

1. Preparedness Industry Under Scrutiny as Demand Surges

Recent reporting has highlighted how major preparedness supp...


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Modern housing assumes a functioning economy, steady supply chains, powered tools, inspections, contractors, and financing. Remove even one of those pillars and permanent shelter becomes unreachable for most people.

The CD3WD manual “Building a Log Cabin with Hand Tools” exists for a world where those assumptions no longer hold.

T...


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The power went out just after dusk.

Not everywhere — just enough to darken the street and quiet the neighbourhood. Phones still worked, but service was inconsistent. Police were busy responding to weather-related calls. Nothing felt dangerous, exactly.

It just felt… exposed.

That’s the phase most people never plan for — when order hasn’t collapse...


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