Canada's public emergency alert system will be going off TODAY

Canada will have a public alert test again this year, and it will be taking place on November 25.

The notification will come through all phones, as well as on the TV and over the radio.

“Alert Ready is the system authorized government issuers use to deliver television, radio, and wireless alerts to Canadians,” said the CRTC in a Tweet.

There will be a test of our system in all Canadian provinces and territories on November 25.

The @weathernetwork has all the details 👇

— Alert Ready (@AlertReady) November 18, 2020

The alert will happen in all provinces and territories in Canada except for Nunavut.

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Here are the times to be aware of by province so that you don’t get scared when the loud alarm goes off:

British Columbia: 1:55 pm PST

Alberta: 1:55 pm MST

Northwest Territories: 9:55 am MST

Yukon: 1:55 pm MST

Saskatchewan: 1:55 pm CST

Manitoba: 1:55 pm CST

Ontario: 12:55 pm EST

Quebéc: 1:55 pm EST

New Brunswick: 10:55 am AST

Nova Scotia: 1:55 pm AST

Prince Edward Island: 12:55 pm AST
Newfoundland and Labrador: 10:55 am NST

Canada, find out what time you should expect a test message in your province/territory 👉 https://t.co/fw2sOLWnJA pic.twitter.com/6jLsbVq8i6

— Alert Ready (@AlertReady) November 19, 2020