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Wednesday’s planned test of Alberta’s Emergency Alert System has been cancelled due to wildfires in the province, according to national alerting agency Alert Ready. The test was set to go out ...

Canada will test its emergency alert system, Alert Ready, across the country on Wednesday. Alert Ready is Canada’s emergency alerting system which delivers critical and potentially life-saving ...

An emergency alert went out in Ontario today (Wednesday, May 7), but don’t worry; it was only a test. A test of the Alert Ready system will take place today across Canada. Visit the link below to ...

Canada’s emergency notification system sent out a test alert on Wednesday. The messages came from Alert Ready and was broadcast in every province and territory except for Quebec. Messages were ...

Wednesday’s planned test of Alberta’s Emergency Alert System has been cancelled due to wildfires in the province, according to national alerting agency Alert Ready. The test was set to go out at 1:55 ...

An emergency alert for Lakeville was sent to a wider area than intended Thursday, setting off alarms on cellphones — including for St. Paul residents. Dakota 911 Executive Director Heidi ...

Some fire departments are using a new system that helps alert drivers of emergency situations. Gabbard fires leaders of intelligence group that wrote Venezuela assessment Rogue communication ...

The HAAS Alert Safety Cloud alerts drivers via pop-up notification that emergency vehicles are in the area. Hartford, Slinger and Germantown fire departments are actively using this new tech.

as well as Amber alerts. The sound will simulate the tone of an emergency alert, but no action is required for members of the public. It is possible for a phone not to register the alert — due ...

The test aims to evaluate India's emergency broadcast systems, including air raid sirens and real-time mobile alerts to warn the public in times of crisis, like natural disasters or attacks.

When you hear an emergency alert on Wednesday, May 7, don’t worry; it’s only a test. Canada’s National Public Alerting System is co-ordinating a test of the Alert Ready emergency system ...