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Preparing for the unexpected means thinking beyond the evacuation itself. Imagine receiving notice that you need to leave your home. Perhaps a nearby fire has forced the evacuation of your...

Emergency preparedness doesn’t have to mean wilderness survival or preparing for every possible disaster. Learn the difference between preparedness and survivalism, and how a practical approach can help you prepare...

Thunderstorm Safety ⛈️ Thunderstorms are common across Canada in spring, summer, and fall, especially in humid regions—but they can occur almost anywhere. They bring risks like lightning strikes, heavy rain,...

Shelter-in-place means staying indoors in a safe location until authorities give the all-clear or order an evacuation. You may be asked to shelter in place during a tornado warning, an...

When it comes to emergency preparedness, two terms often come up: emergency kit and go bag., or bug out bag, or even, grab-and-go bag.  While they might sound similar, they...

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