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What would you do? 

What would you do if you woke up on a Saturday morning with no electricity, no natural gas, no internet or cell phone service, and a boil water advisory in effect. What if the outages were predicted to last for at least 5 days, and were affecting the entire Lower Mainland.

Saturday is your shopping day, so your pantry is running low. Day one won't be too bad; day two is going to be a pain, but what about days three, four, and five?

With the tragic earthquake in Haiti foremost in the news and in our minds, now is the time to evaluate your emergency plans and the supplies you may need. We can help! Sign up for our free workshops and learn what you need to do.

 
Take a Workshop 

Awareness and preparation are key for coping with the unexpected. A great way to get prepared for any emergency or disaster is to take  one of our free workshops. This will start you and your family on the road to preparedness.

The next workshop is on Febraury 1st 2010.   Register now! By registering online your name is automatically entered to win an emergency kit valued at $150. Draw held December 2010.

 
Preparedness Fast Facts
Candles are pretty. Candles smell good. Candles are romantic. Candles also cause fires, especially during the winter holiday season. The biggest safety tip for candle safety is not to burn them at all! Consider LED candles instead. They come in a variety of styles and are a safer choice around your children and pets. 
 

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