Alberta Emergency Alert

This is an Alberta Emergency Alert. The City of Calgary has cancelled its water supply alert. This water supply alert is no longer in effect. The City of Calgary has lifted water restrictions following a successful return to service of the feeder main along 16 Avenue NW. Work may continue in the area as repairs are being finalized. All residents on the City of Calgary's water supply may now return to normal water use. For more information and future updates, stay tuned to local media and calgary.ca/watermainbreak. Thank you for your efforts as we worked to resolve this issue. alberta.ca/aea/cap/2026/0…

This message was sent at the Advisory level, meaning across social media, to the Alberta Emergency Alert Website, to the Alberta Emergency Alert app, across social media and directly to the media. Critical alerts (the one that interrupt radio and tv, and compel cellphones to light up) are only sent when there is an immediate threat to human life.

@AB_EmergAlert @TheBreakdownAB Isn’t this supposed to make phones buzz? I got nothing.

This is an Alberta Emergency Alert. The City of Calgary has issued a water supply alert. This alert is in effect for all communities of Calgary’s water supply, including Airdrie, Strathmore, Tsuu T’ina Nation and Chestermere. This is an Alberta Emergency Alert. The City of Calgary has issued a Water Supply alert. A feeder main break along 16 Avenue Northwest continues to impact the city’s water supply. Supply levels remain in a critical state, affecting the city’s ability to provide water to communities and ensure adequate water is available for firefighting. All residents and businesses must conserve water. Reduce indoor water consumption as much as possible. Limit showers and flushing toilets. Only do full loads in the dishwasher and washing machine. Monitor local media or Calgary.ca/watermainbreak for updates. alberta.ca/aea/cap/2026/0… #ABemerg

This message was sent at the Advisory level, meaning across social media, to the Alberta Emergency Alert Website, to the Alberta Emergency Alert app, across social media and directly to the media. Critical alerts (the one that interrupt radio and tv, and compel cellphones to light up) are only sent when there is an immediate threat to human life.

@AB_EmergAlert Thanks for not sending the alert out to anyone’s devices… super helpful.

This is an Alberta Emergency Alert. The City of Calgary has issued a water supply alert. This alert is in effect for all communities of Calgary’s water supply, including Airdrie, Strathmore, Tsuu T’ina Nation and Chestermere. A feeder main break along 16 Avenue Northwest has impacted the city’s water supply. Supply levels remain in a critical state, affecting the city’s ability to provide water to communities and ensure adequate water is available for firefighting. All residents and businesses must conserve water. Reduce indoor water consumption as much as possible. Limit showers and flushing toilets. Only do full loads in the dishwasher and washing machine. Monitor local media or Calgary.ca/watermainbreak for updates.

This message was sent at the Advisory level, meaning across social media, to the Alberta Emergency Alert Website, to the Alberta Emergency Alert app, across social media and directly to the media. Critical alerts (the one that interrupt radio and tv, and compel cellphones to light up) are only sent when there is an immediate threat to human life.

@AB_EmergAlert No emergency alert on my phone

This message was sent at the Advisory level, meaning across social media, to the Alberta Emergency Alert Website, to the Alberta Emergency Alert app, across social media and directly to the media. Critical alerts (the one that interrupt radio and tv, and compel cellphones to light up) are only sent when there is an immediate threat to human life.

@AB_EmergAlert This was tweeted an hour ago. Why hasn't it come up on our phones?

This message was sent at the Advisory level, meaning across social media, to the Alberta Emergency Alert Website, to the Alberta Emergency Alert app, across social media and directly to the media. Critical alerts (the one that interrupt radio and tv, and compel cellphones to light up) are only sent when there is an immediate threat to human life.

That's nice, but why hasn't this been sent out to cellphones instead of posting it on X? Using a US social site is not the way to get this message to Calgarians in Calgary. Send it to our phones. All my alerts are on. Nothing. x.com/AB_EmergAlert/…

This is an Alberta Emergency Alert. Alberta Health Services has updated its Boil Water Advisory for portions of Calgary. The Boil Water Advisory remains in effect for parts of Montgomery, Parkdale, Point McKay and West Hillhurst. A water main break resulted in depressurization and potential water quality impacts. Water quality testing is ongoing. The Boil Water Advisory remains in effect.This will be the final Alberta Emergency Alert related to this Boil Water Advisory. Ongoing updates will be provided through the Calgary website at calgary.ca/emergencies/fe… Impacted residents are advised to bring water to a rolling boil for at least one minute prior to using it for drinking, making infant formula and juices, brushing teeth, washing raw food, and making ice. For more information, visit calgary.ca/wateroutages

This is an Alberta Emergency Alert. Alberta Health Services has updated its Boil Water Advisory for portions of Parkdale, Montgomery, and Point McKay. The Boil Water Advisory is in effect for portions of the NW communities of Parkdale, Montgomery, and Point McKay. For more information, visit calgary.ca/wateroutages. A water main break has resulted in depressurization and potential water quality effects. See updated map for affected areas. Impacted homeowners are advised to bring water to a rolling boil for at least one minute prior to using it for drinking, making infant formula and juices, brushing teeth, washing raw food, and making ice. calgary.ca/emergencies/fe…

This is an Alberta Emergency Alert. Alberta Health Services has issued a Boil Water Advisory for portions of Parkdale, Montgomery, and Point McKay, in the City of Calgary. The Boil Water Advisory is in effect for portions of the NW communities of Parkdale, Montgomery, and Point McKay. A water main break has resulted in depressurization and potential water quality effects. Impacted homeowners are advised to bring water to a rolling boil for at least one minute prior to using it for drinking, making infant formula and juices, brushing teeth, washing raw food, and making ice. For more information, visit calgary.ca/wateroutages.: alberta.ca/aea/cap/2025/1… myhealth.alberta.ca/Alberta/Pages/…

This alert has been cancelled. The suspect is now in custody: x.com/AB_EmergAlert/…

This is an Alberta Emergency Alert. Alberta RCMP have issued a Dangerous Person Alert. This alert is in effect for northwestern Alberta, between Grande Prairie, Rycroft, and the B.C. border. An extremely dangerous man, Curtis Halliday, has multiple firearms and has already shot at multiple individuals near Grande Prairie. Curtis is 6 foot 3, caucasion with brown eyes and brown hair. He is on the run in a black 2022 Ford F-350, licence plate CMZ0105. Curtis was last known to be in the area northwest of Grande Prairie near LaGlace. If you are in areas bounded by Grande Prairie on the southeast, west along Highway 43 to the B.C. border, and along Highway 2 north to Rycroft and west to the B.C. border along Highway 49, be on the lookout for a man driving this vehicle. If you see the suspect, do not approach. Curtis is armed and very dangerous. Avoid all contact and call 911 immediately. @GothamCity=753D70B9-42C8-4BD5-AB5B-2EED6B258478.htm" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">alberta.ca/aea/cap/2025/1…

This is an Alberta Emergency Alert. Alberta RCMP have cancelled the Dangerous Person Alert. This alert is no longer in effect. The suspect has been apprehended by police. He is now in custody and is no longer a threat to the community. Contact your local police detachment if you have information related to this event. alberta.ca/aea/cap/2025/1…

Disregard the incorrect reference to “Gotham City,” as this alerts "source". That organization name was was a training placeholder and included in error, by us. This alert is very real. It was requested by the Alberta RCMP.