The History of Alert Ready

Hey all! This is a switch up from my usual videos, but here we are. Quebec and Yukon were excluded, due to sparse results in English. I would've translated for all the French-Canadians out there, but it's pretty meh.

(My horrible translation)
Bonjour à tous! C'est un changement par rapport à mes vidéos habituelles, mais nous y sommes. Le Québec et le Yukon ont été exclus en raison de l'éparse des résultats en anglais. J'aurais traduit pour tous les Français-Canadiens là-bas, mais c'est assez meh.

[blackhawksH]

So Oilberta basically invented the Canadian EAS and the rest of the country was just like "yeah, this is pretty good. We should use this nationwide."

[zachatck]

1:04 "The following emergency bulletin may affect your area, listen carefully"

*Starts playing the bagpipes*

[tyleringram]

Timestamps:
1:34 Alberta 2002 test
2:51 Alberta 2009 tornado watch/warning
4:41 Alberta 2016 wildfire warning
6:14 Alberta 2021 wildfire warning
7:42 British Colombia 2018 test
8:41 Manitoba 2016 tornado warning
10:05 Manitoba 2016 tornado warning 2
13:11 New Brunswick 2020 civil emergency alert
14:32 Newfoundland 2019 test
15:30 Nova Scotia 2020 test
16:24 Ontario 2015 tornado warning
19:54 Ontario 2018 test
21:27 Ontario 2020 tornado warning
22:36 Saskatchewan 2020 tornado warning

[Pure_van_cooke]

The fact that my grandma still has a cable TV in the first time this happened is when I was sleeping inside my grandpa’s room by myself and then it just came up on TV and I was really curious when it just started I got shook

[akellez]

I like how the CityTV JumboTron at 16:36 copies the same thing we're seeing.

[starbreaker]

AEA came before Alert Ready, and it’s the reason the Alert Ready tone sounds like the AEA tone.

[TwistySponge]

Quebec actually does have English Alert Ready alerts. Every time I hear an amber alert, it starts in English and finishes in French.

[samolson]

14:54 What the announcer really wanted to say: "Alright, enough of that bullshit, now lets get back to the show."

[sooperdooperlooper]

16:36 isn’t it funny how the eas matches up with the one playing on the tv in the background?

[AbelGames]

2:52 sounds like an old Mercedes airbag warning

[beamngfanatic]

It appears that you should never push her back 2:50

[CheckmatesHandle]

As a Canadian I can say this is true:
Amber Alert: ÆÆÆËËË ÆÆÆËËË ÆÆÆËËË
Tornado Watch: ÆÆÆËËË ÆÆÆËËË ÆÆÆËËË
Nukes: ÆÆÆËËË ÆÆÆËËË ÆÆÆËËË

If your canadian and dont relate, your fake.

[ekuanegtandgc]

Yukon had a alert ready back in last year on a radio station for an active shooter, you can update this one and add the Yukon one there

[mrjumaatsamian]

2:42 " I know sounds kind of weird "
Yes, surely it does

[DogeBust]

There actually is a Québec EAS alert that’s in English. It’s the test from May 7th 2015 the same day the Ontario 2015 test of May was done

[SheepJebPlayz]

10:18 that's Dave, from the US EAS

[foxgaming]

8:42 I got an emergency alert around that time

[mintybudgie]

the 2021 alberta emergency alert isnt real. ive never seen it on tv before in my life

[east]

would you try to make an australian one next?

[damariscortes]

I hear phone vibrating in British Columbia