Albertans will hear emergency alerts on their phones, radios and TVs on Wednesday afternoon as part of a provincial test.
will sound the alarm at 1:55 p.m. on March 1.
"Tests help us fix any system issues to ensure alerts work when we need them. Tests also provide a valuable opportunity for Albertans to consider their own readiness to respond to an unexpected event like a wildfire." Ellis says the cellphone alert only works if your phone or mobile app is compatible, on a LTE 4G network, turned on and connected to Wi-Fi.
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