[jerod]

Welcome to spring... There are plenty of Polar Bears close by so as long as you have a .303 somewhere close by you should be able to eat and survive. Mid March until the end of May is Polar Bear season, so let the hunt begin.

[C19fan]

These people need to watch “Life Below Zero” to stock up on meat and fish for the winter.

[riverrunner]

People live in a out of the way place and they don’t have month supply of food on hand at all times get real.

[TheTimeOfMan]

They live in a small town in bloody Manitoba and they don’t have enough sense to keep a couple of months of food stocked up?

[Farmer Dean]

This is why I advocate having at least 6 months food in the house.A oood generator is a plus too.
We need to take responsibility for our own safety and well being.

[Grampa Dave]

Gorebull warming brings terror and hardship again during this warm/hot winter.

[Gay State Conservative]

I've done a little bit of research on Churchill because it's said to be one of the coldest towns in "lower" Canada (I've been to Val d'Or,Quebec when it was -40).

IIRC there are basically no roads between Churchill and "civilization" so supplies have to be flown in.Also,IIRC Churchill was mentioned in "Ice Road Truckers",a cable TV series here in the States a few years ago.

[Jim W N]

What a tough place to live.

[2banana]

No milk and vegetables will toughen up those children...

[Robert DeLong]

Tundra Buggy, Churchill, Canada

[Buckeye McFrog]

From what I’ve read the only way in and out of this town for commodities and people is via air or the choo-choo train.

BIG GOVERNMENT RAIL then would appear to be the culprit.

[Robert DeLong]

Note to Polar Bears. The tundra buggy is not the place to beg for food.

[Stevenc131]

I’m don’t really know what they use to shoot polar bears, but .303 would seem to be the minimum. The professional hunters in Africa recommend the largest caliber gun you can physically handle for larger sized dangerous game. Polar bears are so aggressive I’m not going out to look for one even if I make it to the great white north.

[lexington minuteman 1775]

“Wimmins and chilluns hardest hit” ....Wow they live in Canada too...probably why they elected Trudeau...oh my.
Last season on Life Below Zero they were complaining bout last few winters much warmer than normal an blamed climate change...now its colder than normal...climate change...don’t know bout you bozos...but I will still with calling it WEATHER...
fREEGARDS
lex

[from occupied ga]

There are plenty of Polar Bears close by so as long as you have a .303 somewhere close by you should be able to eat and survive. Mid March until the end of May is Polar Bear season, so let the hunt begin.

However, the polar bears consider it people season.

[SkyDancer]

No backup food/necessities in case, you know ....

[Billthedrill]

The northern Manitoba town is in the midst of near-zero visibility, wind gusts of 90 km/h and wind chill values in the –40s due to an intense low pressure system over Hudson Bay...

That's why I say the Canadians need to be off the metric system. If they were on the English system that'd only be 60 mph winds and temperatures of...oh...yeah, -40s.

The creepiest line in the novel World War Z was when the narrator, a little girl, describes the resolution of the starvation issue in an RV campground (in Canada) full of stranded refugees. "By Christmas there was plenty of food." And, ah, fewer refugees...

[Uncle Sam 911]

And this is why no one moves TO Churchill.

[namvolunteer]

5cm is 2 inches. 60cm is 2 feet.
2 inches of snow doesn’t qualify for a “blizzard.”
Imagine trying to hoist a polar bear onto a Gator. With other polar bears appearing out of the swirling snow.
Where would you butcher it? A tarp over the living-room rug?

[bert]

Amen..... Why eat apples or broccoli when there’s polar bear?

[blueplum]

Have Manitobianites never heard of powdered milk? or evaporated milk? or condensed milk? or diy rice milk? or yeast? or flour? or sourdough starter?

Talk about embarrassing.