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 ...

This is only a test. On Wednesday, May 7, at precisely 1:55 p.m., British Columbia residents will receive an emergency alert on cellphone, TV and radio in a twice-yearly test of the national warning ...

On Wednesday, May 7, at precisely 1:55 p.m., British Columbia residents will receive an emergency alert on cellphone, TV and radio in a twice-yearly test of the national warning system.

Don't be surprised if your phone suddenly goes off — Canada will be conducting its emergency alert system test nationwide this week. According to the website, Alert Ready was created to deliver ...

The system, called Alert Ready, delivers alerts about critical events such as tornadoes, flooding and fires, as well as Amber alerts. The sound will simulate the tone of an emergency alert, but no ...

The system, called Alert Ready, delivers alerts about critical events such as tornadoes, flooding and fires, as well as Amber alerts. The sound will simulate the tone of an emergency alert ...

SPOKANE, Wash. – Most residents in the Greater Spokane area have not opted into an essential emergency alert system, according to Spokane Emergency Management. This system, Alert Spokane ...

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 ...

Some drivers in Palm Beach have a new way to know if an emergency vehicle is heading their way. Palm Beach Fire-Rescue recently began using a system called HAAS Alert, which notifies compatible ...

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 ...

Alert Ready, Canada’s emergency public alerting system, will be put to the test today. The alert and its distinctive tone will be broadcast on TV, radio, and some compatible wireless devices.