T.V., radio, cellphones, and more will ring with a high-pitched noise Wednesday afternoon, as Alberta tests its emergency alert system.

The National Public Alerting System is testing the Alert Ready service on TVs, radios, phones and compatible wireless devices ...

Phones, TVs and radios across B.C. will be sounding an alarm on Wednesday, as the province conducts its regular test of the emergency alert system.

Albertans will hear the shrill siren of the national emergency alert system today as the province participates in a ...

The test message will simulate an emergency alert, beginning with the alert tone. The message will indicate that it is a test and does not require action from the public.

Test Over: The EAS test was completed successfully across Quebec at 1:55pm Wednesday, November 19. Previous Post: The Alert ...

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Emergency alert systems are crucial for disseminating urgent information during crises such as natural disasters, security threats, and public health emergencies. The biannual tests serve multiple ...

The monthly test of the all-hazard statewide Outdoor Siren Warning System, along with the live audio broadcast segment of the ...

Monroe Electronics nnounced the successful completion of the first ever multilingual Emergency Alert System (EAS) test, conducted in coordination with the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) ...