With all these years of accumulated knowledge, I acquired land in the Laurentians, which I have meticulously shaped over the last 15 years to build a Sustainable Autonomous Base (SAB). Today, it is undoubtedly one of the best-prepared in Quebec to face situations of breakdown in normalcy.

Over the years, my knowledge and equipment have evolved. Today, I am self-sufficient in terms of food, with a wide variety of fruit trees and shrubs, a vegetable garden, and small animals (goose, chicken, meat rooster, rabbit). I have a large food reserve that can meet the needs of my family. I have also taken measures for water, with a well and a natural spring dug into the mountain, then channeled through a system I invented on-site.

I also have a sugarbush that allows me to produce various maple products. In addition, I have installed two beehives to ensure the pollination of my fruit trees and harvest high-quality honey at the end of the year. My land also allows me to forage for edible wild plants, as well as practice fishing and hunting.

Additionally, we have a large supply of firewood for heating, a high-quality security system, an effective defense setup, as well as a wide range of specialized equipment and vehicles.