Le système #En_alerte procédera à des essais mercredi prochain! Voyez les messages d’intérêt public en #LSQ et #ASL réalisés en collaboration par les #FournisseursdeServicesSansFil + la communauté des personnes sourdes, sourdes-aveugles et malentendantes youtu.be/sYwZctzJaHQ

A nationwide test of the #AlertReady system will take place Wednesday over television, radio and compatible wireless devices. Here's everything you need to know to prepare 👇

Un test du système En Alerte aura lieu mercredi. Consultez ci-dessous l'heure du test dans votre province ou territoire 👇

A test of the Alert Ready system will take place today across Canada. Visit the link below to learn more and when you can expect a test alert in your region ⬇ theweathernetwork.com/en/news/lifest… #AlertReadyTest #EmergencyAlert

Un test du système En Alerte aura lieu aujourd'hui à travers le Canada. Visitez le lien ci-dessous pour en savoir plus et connaître l'heure de l'alerte test dans votre région ⬇ meteomedia.com/fr/nouvelles/m… #TestEnAlerte #AlerteUrgence

⚠️ Des tests d’alertes auront lieu aujourd’hui au Canada. Pour connaître l’heure de diffusion dans votre région, consultez l’échéancier : enalerte.ca/information-ec…

⚠️ Public alert tests are happening today across Canada. Check out the schedule to see what time it will be sent in your region: alertready.ca/testing-schedu…

You may receive an emergency alert test on your phone today. Please do not call 911. This service is a life-saving tool that is for emergencies only. Find out when and what to do when you receive the test: alertready.ca/testing-schedu… #AlertReady

Si vous recevez un test d’alerte d’urgence sur votre téléphone aujourd’hui, n’appelez pas le 911. Ce service vital est réservé aux urgences. Pour savoir quand le test aura lieu et quoi faire lorsque vous recevrez le message : enalerte.ca/information-ec… #EnAlerte

As Ottawa announces Canada’s next wave of nation-building projects, one truth stands out: none of them will succeed without robust telecom. Robert Ghiz explains why connectivity must be part of Canada’s plan in his latest The Hill Times op-ed. canadatelecoms.ca/news/major-pro…

Theft and vandalism of telecom infrastructure disrupts service and endangers public safety. That’s why Canadian Telecommunications Association welcomes recent federal efforts to increase sentences for those found guilty of damaging critical infrastructure like telecom sites: canadatelecoms.ca/news/canadian-…

December 2 is #GivingTuesday – the best day of the year to support a cause you care about and the biggest day of the year for Canadian Telecommunications Association Mobile Giving Foundation Canada (Mobile Giving Foundation Canada) program. For a list of active Text-to-Donate campaigns: mobilegiving.ca/en/current-don…

Winter storms can bring high winds and heavy snow and ice that can impact power lines and other infrastructure. Take steps to reduce the risk of losing connectivity if the power goes out. Visit telecomprepare.ca for tips and best practices.

Canada’s #telecom sector continues to lead where it matters: among the highest capital-investment ratios and back on the Top 100 Corporate R&D Spenders list as one of the country’s biggest R&D investors. Building networks and building the future. researchinfosource.com/cil/2025/top-1…

Reducing red tape means removing barriers to investment. Eliminating outdated annual spectrum fees would free up capital for rural expansion, network resiliency & 5G modernization. Read the latest op-ed from Robert Ghiz in National Newswatch: nationalnewswatch.com/2025/12/16/cut…

Happy holidays on behalf of Canadian Telecommunications Association and our members. Wishing everyone in Canada a peaceful and happy holidays--and the opportunity to connect with loved ones both near and far.

Forty years ago this year, the first commercial wireless services launched in Canada. In the years since, mobile wireless connectivity has profoundly reshaped the way we live, work and play. Learn more about 40 years of wireless evolution in Canada at connectedanniversary.ca

As 2025 nears its close, our thanks to the hard-working people across the country whose work helped keep Canadians connected this year. From those who design and build our networks—to those who manage them—your work has a profound and positive impact on modern Canadian life.

Out with the old and in with the new! Happy New Year from Canadian Telecommunications Association and our members.

Today is Bell Let’s Talk Day! Join millions of Canadians taking a moment for mental health. Start your day with this breathing exercise. A few deep breaths can help calm your mind and ground your body.  #BellLetsTalk