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OUR PREPAREDNESS KITS
We have a variety of Preparedness Kits and products available for every situation. All emergency kits are assembled with quality products that will perform when needed. Go to our product page to see all the available kits and other related products. We also have many other products available such as food packages, seeds, water storage, water filtration, cooking tools, sanitation products, shelters, etc. If you don’t see what you are looking for, please contact us for more information.
WHY BE PREPARED FOR 7 DAYS?
- Recognizes that help from rescue officials is likely to be later than sooner in a large scale event
- Will expedite family reunification in the event family members become separated during an emergency situation
- Increases the probability that neighbours will help one another in a long term crisis situation
- Provides greater comfort in times of distress - knowing that you have the basic requirements for daily survival beyond 3 days
- Minimizes economic losses that are likely to occur as a result of a catastrophic event
ALERT READY: Canada’s Emergency Alert System
If an alert is broadcast, it’s time to act
Alert Ready is designed to deliver critical and potentially life-saving alerts to Canadians through television and radio.
Go Here to learn more about Alert Ready.
Receive Public Safety Alerts with The Weather Network apps for PC, mobile, tablet, iTV, or Connected TV.
Fault Lines – a CBC podcast
A catastrophic earthquake hits Canada’s West Coast.
Fault Lines is where CBC Vancouver Seismologist Johanna Wagstaffe guides you through two likely and equally disastrous scenarios so you know how to prepare yourself, your family, and your neighbours.
Episode 1 – Ripples in a Pond
Johanna sets up two different, equally likely scenarios. First, The Big One: a 9.1 mega-thrust earthquake. Then, the lesser known 7.0 magnitude crustal quake which is shallow and strikes beneath the city of Vancouver. The outcome is catastrophic.
Episode 2 – The First 24 hours
The West Coast is cut off from the rest of BC and Canada. A major tsunami has hit the West Coast of Vancouver Island. Those who survive gather and try to locate loved ones. Emergency workers race to rescue those who are trapped and assess the damage.
Episode 3 – 72 Hours – When Supplies Run Out
Three days after the quake, food and supplies are starting to run out. Communication lines improve. Social media and radio are a lifeline. Families reunite, but people are afraid to go into their homes.
Episode 4 – One Week and a New Normal
We are still in the life-saving phase but rescue becomes recovery. Outside aid arrives and we realize the scope of the damage. Thousands are homeless but communities gather together to create some sort of normalcy.
Episode 5 – A Month, A Year, and Lessons from Christchurch
Survival and resilience are key to the rebuilding efforts. Hear how to have the plan you need so you can do it. Two survivors of Christchurch quakes share their essential tips. Preparation is empowerment. We are all in this together.