Been waiting for this gas can to go on sale for a while. finally my patience paid off!
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When rates increase the average albertan is in trouble. A 2% increase on my mortgage will cost me about $450 per month. the value of our homes will drop as people won't be able to afford their $500,000 cookie cutter homes. A cheap hobby farm in the bc interior is looking mighty appealing these days.

Food storage has been a part of my life for a long time...The S has HTF a few times at my home...twice my grown son needed some food...once my grown daughter needed some food...and once, many years ago, I fell on hard times and needed my food storage so you see, food storage and preparing is not al...

I was not saying that we should welcome every stranger we meet into our home and break bread with them. I was saying that we should care about others. If you have an opportunity to help your community you should. If two starving children show up at my door i will help them post event just as i will ...

Alberta Prepper: We should care about others, as times get tougher we will have fewer and fewer good people. Just because the world has been corrupted by greed and wealth doesn't mean we should turn our backs on each other. Try to educate people within your community. The movement is growing as more...

I buy bullion at Diverse Equities on 16 ave NE across from peters drive in http://www.diverseequities.com There are several other dealers listed in the silver thread. As long as they are lisenced and will do it anonymously you should be good at any of them. I also said "a good prepper should in...

I made this comment in the silver thread and it was suggested that it should be a thread. Playing the odds, it's a safe bet that some event will happen that drastically interrupts and alters society. This is why we prep. It's like a bet and a pretty safe one at that. But what if nothing happens and ...

Snow, could we maybe set a tentative date to give people on the fence an extra nudge? Or is this something we can't even start to pursue until the commitment is there?

I agree with setting goals. For food storage I aimed for 3 days, then 3 weeks now I'm approaching the coveted 3 month mark. The first thing we do each month is buy groceries. Prioritizing and organizing is key. IMO: a wood stove is the best source for cheap heat and cooking. $5 for a 1 month harvest...

Ya c'mon friends. This could be a great opportunity for some of us to get a solid introduction to canning and expand our long term storage supply. I'm not LDS but certainly endorse and want to take part in this offer.