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It is one thing to be prepared at home, but what can we do when traveling? How can we prepare? In August this year, a Canadian family’s earthquake survival story showed up in the news. … More
It is one thing to be prepared at home, but what can we do when traveling? How can we prepare? In August this year, a Canadian family’s earthquake survival story showed up in the news. … More
Living along the beautiful, rugged West Coast of British Columbia has a lot of perks, but it also comes with the responsibility of living within the Pacific Ring of Fire which is home to about … More
As recent as June 18, a 5.3 magnitude earthquake struck Osaka, Japan’s second largest city. It killed at least 5 people and left more than 200 more injured. Those of us at Quake Kit send … More
If you have kids in school, you’re probably all too aware of the fact that summer vacation is not really a vacation for parents. Instead, extra planning needs to go into daytime activities to keep … More
When you start thinking about earthquakes, it’s easy to feel overwhelmed and frightened. But at Quake Kit, we want you to understand that getting prepared takes away a huge percentage of the fear and stress. … More
The West Coast of British Columbia is considered earthquake country. If you’ve lived here for a while, you might already know this, and you might even already have your own earthquake kit! Many major subduction … More
Summer is a typical time for many people to take vacations and spend time exploring new places—often even traveling to different countries and completely foreign lands. If you’re a seasoned traveler, you’ve probably figured out … More
Now that school is officially out for the summer, many parents are looking for ways to entertain their kids so that cabin fever doesn’t ensue. Summer may be a break for the kids, but it … More
As you can read about in this recent earthquake article in the LA Times, upgrading your home to better withstand an earthquake is voted not-a-waste-of-time by prominent seismologists. Because it’s impossible to know when an … More
If you’ve experienced an earthquake tremor before, you’ve probably put some thought into the possibility of getting prepared for the Big One in some way. There are a lot of resources that will share with … More
Do you remember reading Aesop’s Fables as a kid, or for that matter, any fables— stories with morals? And in most cases, tales with very blunt, blatant morals? Well, sometimes reading about disasters feels like … More
Did you feel the bump, recently? At around 9pm on Thursday, June 15th, an earthquake with a magnitude of 3.7 struck Washington State. And many people from Victoria, BC say that they felt it. Some … More