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Start date for wireless emergency alert system still not set: CRTC

News | 02/05/2018 6:08 pm EST
The CRTC's Scott Shortliffe appeared before a Senate committee to talk about Canada's emergency alert system on Feb. 5, 2018. /Screenshot via SenVu.

OTTAWA — Following a wireless emergency alert in the United States that falsely warned of a ballistic missile attack, representatives from the CRTC and Pelmorex Corp. told a Senate committee that alert issuers will be responsible for such incidents once Canada’s alerting system gets started, at a date that is still up in the air.

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