6 knots every survivalist should know how to use.
Learning to tie knots might seem inconsequential, but having the skill to tie multiple knot styles can save your life. From knots that can help you climb a cliff face...
Prepare Today, Survive Tomorrow
Tips on Mastering Self-Reliance in Uncertain Times
In a world where global tensions, natural disasters, and supply chain failures are becoming the new normal, preparation is no longer just a hobby — it’s a necessity. At Canadian Preparedness, we equip you with the knowledge, tools, and mindset to stay ahead of the chaos. Whether you’re building your first bug-out bag, reinforcing your home for emergencies, or mastering survival skills, we’re here to help you take control of your future with confidence.
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Post-collapse Survival: Why You Should Learn First Aid
These days, you don't have to look far to find a reason to be prepared. Whether you’re starting to stockpile supplies, preparing to bug out, or are a family starting...
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9 Things Every New Prepper Should Do Immediately.
When you’re new to preparedness, it can be difficult to know where to start. A lot of time is wasted by not taking strategic steps in your prepper skill development....
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Making Any Alcohol, Anywhere | Survival Skill Development - A Prepper’s Guide
Alcohol has use beyond getting sloshed in the woods, although that might be just the thing you need after a global meltdown. Alcohol can also be used as a sterilizer,...
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Budget Item Checklist for your Survival Bag: Beginner Emergency Planning
If you are completely new to preparedness planning and are looking for a budget-friendly bug-out bag, this checklist is for you. For under $200USD there’s no excuse for not being...
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Prepare for Grid-Down––Bug-Out Items Preppers Forget.
While we often reach for the paracord, the knife, and our storeroom of foods, there are several items that will play a critical role in your health, happiness, and hygiene...
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Prepper Skill Development: How to Bug-Out Discreetly.
Surviving in a post-apocalyptic scenario is about more than being prepared; you may want to keep your location discreet to keep yourself safe. If you are hiding from potential threats,...
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25 powdered foods to stockpile now!
Powdered food is the most efficient way to store food as they pack the most nutrients and calories into the most compact volume. In addition, when stored properly, powdered foods...
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How to preserve your own food for emergency stockpiling
Dehydrating food is the process of removing moisture, whether through sublimation––where moisture turns to gas without a liquid stage, or through evaporation––the slower and more traditional method of desiccating foods. No...
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Essential Gear Checklist for your 3-Season Bug-Out Bag
Our bug-out bag checklist can help you build your survival pack. While your climate and needs may vary depending on where you are, this comprehensive checklist will be an invaluable...
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How to Pack your Bug-Out Bag: A Three-Season Strategy
If you live in a climate that experiences dramatic shifts between the seasons, then your summer survival bag will look different than your winter one. In colder seasons, the snow...
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Our 72-hour Basic Emergency Kit: Why Your Family Should be Prepared
Is your family prepared for an emergency? If you’re new to preparedness planning, this is a good place to start. We’re going to break down everything you need to survive...
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An Inergy Flux Generator is a Key Piece of your Preparedness Planning
Preparedness planning is about more than just prepping for the apocalypse. Being prepared for emergencies like grid-downs, natural disasters, or even civil war is critical. Whatever the situation, a portable...
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A Prepper’s Guide to Strength & Fitness Training for the Apocalypse.
Surviving is about more than knowing how to build a lean-to shelter. Being in good physical health will help you battle the odds when you find yourself in the sticks....
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What is Plant Identification: Skills that can save your life out in the bush
An essential bushcraft skill is to be able to identify plants. Regardless of the region you live in, knowing your foliage is critical for determining the type of plant you’re...
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How to stockpile food strategically: Are you prepared for a food shortage?
Are you preparing your home emergency kit or stockpiling for a disaster? If this isn’t something you have done already, it is time to think about it. In this blog,...
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The Canadian Prepper Guide to Clean Water - Critical Learning for Survival
When you think of shit hitting the fan apocalypse survival scenarios, you might think of wild looting, zombies, or Madmax style roaming criminals, but the reality is that a lot...
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Navigation Basics for Preppers: Preparing for Grid Down
In a grid-down situation, you will lose the ability to utilize digital technology. If you don’t know how to navigate without your cell phone or GPS, now is the time...
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The Ultimate Winter Bug-out Bag: What you should pack.
If you have to bug out in the winter, there’s more to pack than just your bug out roll. We’re going to give you the rundown on winter necessities to...
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Beginner Survival Skills for Winter Environments
We stress the importance of learning how to survive in winter because it’s one of the most deadly seasons. If you’re going to survive and thrive in the cold, you...
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Winter Vehicle Prep: The 3 Levels of Winter Emergency Kits
Whether you are in an urban environment or taking your vehicle into the backcountry, a winter survival emergency kit is an essential ride-along. Be prepared with the right skills and...
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Dressing for the Cold: We Give you the Rundown
Dressing for the cold isn’t as simple as putting on layers. We’re going to break down the three levels of winter cold and how to dress for them. Choosing the...
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6 Easy Ways to Build a Campfire for Winter Survival
Fire is arguably the most quintessential component of survival and one of the most important discoveries of humankind. Whether you are camping leisurely or surviving in the backcountry, knowing how...
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Food Preservation Basics: A Prepper’s Guide
If supply lines ran out, would you have enough food to survive? Something we don’t often think about in our day-to-day lives is the way that fresh produce is made...
