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Shelterbelt Relief · Canada
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May 22, 2026 · Preparedness

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Ten things to put in a go-kit this fall

A simple list for the first 72 hours. Most of it is already in your home.

Hands light a candle in a glass jar with a match in a dark room
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If you had to leave home in ten minutes, what would you grab? A go-kit answers that question before you have to.

Pack water, food that keeps, a flashlight, a battery or crank radio, spare batteries, a phone charger and power bank, copies of important papers, a week of medication, some cash and something for comfort.

Keep it by the door or in the car, and check it twice a year when the clocks change.

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