Alert Ready Test Alert
On November 25, 2020, many Canadians will receive an emergency alert as Alert Ready is performing a routine test of their system.
On November 25, 2020, many Canadians will receive an emergency alert as Alert Ready is performing a routine test of their system.
People living or travelling in Canada can get emergency alerts, including severe weather alerts, on their cell phones.
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Emergency alerts are designed to deliver “critical and potentially life-saving emergency alert messages” specific to your area.
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