Coast-to-Coast Alert Ready Test Engages Canadian Provinces
Wednesday, May 7, 2025, 6:20 am
Canada’s emergency alert system underwent its annual test today as provinces and territories executed scheduled drills, with Quebec notably sitting out. Officials noted that the simulation provided key data on system readiness, reaffirming the country’s commitment to clear communication during crises.
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In Ontario, the notification will be sent out at 12:55 p.m. and can be identified by a distinctive, alert tone.
Le système canadien d’alertes au public, « En Alerte », sera mis à l’essai d’un bout à l’autre du pays, mercredi, sauf au Québec.
Each province or territory has a specific test time, ranging from morning to afternoon, except Quebec, which does not participate
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. Each province or territory has a specific test time, ranging from morning to afternoon, except Quebec,…
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