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The province will test the Alert Ready system Wednesday afternoon.

A red dress alert system piloted in Manitoba is ready to be put into action, to protect Indigenous lives. Hersh Singh reports.

A petition to implement a national Silver Alert system, started by the family of a missing Winnipeg man, was read in the House of Commons.

A popular game at the St. Albert Public Library is still going strong decades later. As Nicole Stillger explains, it’s helped thousands of kids foster a love of the library and reading.

WATCH: Eight of the best softball nations on the planet have descended on Saskatchewan to battle for the top prize in the sport, with Prince Albert ready to host the 2025 WBSC Men’s Softball World Cup.

Iran’s foreign minister says the country is ready for diplomacy – but only if Israel stops its attacks. The comments come after a meeting with European foreign ministers in Geneva, as the international community tries to avert further escalation in the weekslong conflict. The talks failed to produce a breakthrough but as Vincent McAviney reports,...

Manitobans can expect a test of the emergency alert system Wednesday afternoon.

WATCH: Advancing to the second round of WHL playoffs after overcoming a 3-1 series deficit, the Prince Albert Raiders are leaning on their belief in each other ahead of their matchup against the Medicine Hat Tigers.

Officials in Southern California are warning residents to stay alert and be ready to evacuate as Santa Ana winds and low humidity threaten to fuel the fires ravaging Los Angeles county. Neetu Garcha reports.

With the holiday travel season just around the corner, finding ways to cut costs is top of mind. Travel expert Claire Newell shares her best tips to help you save, from being flexible with dates and taking advantage of price alerts, to scoring package deals and making the most of your reward points. Get ready...

The Stanley Cup playoff are less than two weeks away but Hockey Alberta’s ATB provincials are in full swing, including the AAA U-17 championship this weekend in St. Albert. Five teams are taking part, including the host. Kevin Karius with more on how the St. Albert Flyers are hoping for a home ice advantage.

The federal government says it’s now ready to roll out its long-promised “exposure notification” app. The app is designed to alert people if they’ve been in contact with someone who’s tested positive for COVID-19. Abigail Bimman explains how it will work.

Highway 1A was shut down in both directions, east of Highway 40, due to a large grass fire burning in the area. As Christa Dao reports, while no evacuation alert is in effect, officials are warning people to be ready to leave on short notice.

As part of the sentencing hearing for Beryl Musila, found guilty of first-degree murder in the death of 75-year-old Ronald Worsfold, six of his loved ones shared their grief with the court. As Sarah Ryan explains, there were lots of tears shed as they remembered the grandfather whose life was tragically cut short.

Nova Scotia Premier Tim Houston is considering letting small towns make decisions on when emergency alerts are sent. The goal is to speed up the time in alerts being delivered. But as Zack Power reports, some worry that the system might not be ready for it.

Excitement is building around a highly anticipated camping season ahead here in Saskatchewan.

A family member of a Nova Scotia mass shooting victim says the Mass Casualty Commission should be calling more witnesses to the stand. Scott McLeod says questions are left unanswered around what police knew about Alert Ready during the shooting – and about alleged police interference. Graeme Benjamin reports.

Tue, Jul 11: The number of evacuees could effectively double, now that the 10,000 residents of Williams Lake have been put on evacuation alert, and told to be ready to leave at a moment’s notice. Tanya Beja reports from a city on edge.

A number of low-lying areas of Metro Vancouver are now under evacuation alert, with people being told to get ready to leave at a moment’s notice. Rumina Daya reports.

There is no respite for those continuing to battle back the rising waters of Okanagan Lake. On Tuesday the City of Vernon issued a new evacuation alert for some properties near the lake. The municipality is warning residents they should get ready in case the flood waters force an evacuation.