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SB Sentinel CA — Alert monitoring console · Canada edition
A live, graded alert console for Canada. Verified public feeds from Environment and Climate Change Canada, Alberta Emergency Alert, Health Canada and the RCMP, monitored continuously and published with their sources attached.
Staging preview: the board above is drawn from the SB Sentinel global board snapshot, not this edition's own four agency feeds — see the note on the board page.
Every source on this site carries one of these three labels. We never dress a monitored source up as a feed, and we never describe a feed as more than it is.
An open, published feed that we poll server-side every few minutes. Every alert links to the originating agency record.
Read by a person on our desk. No automated feed is displayed, and no alert is ever generated from it.
The source publishes no machine-readable feed. We link to its real public page instead of guessing.
The board is built from open, published feeds we poll server-side every five minutes. The rest of the country's emergency infrastructure does not publish a machine-readable feed — we read those pages by hand and we say so.
Every line in the brief comes from the live board, with the agency record attached. Where a section has nothing, it says so — we do not print a headline nobody published.
Compiling · waiting for the first poll
Québec alerts are issued in French before English. The desk publishes a working English rendering and keeps the French record attached to every line.
Urgence Québec · Québec En Alerte — monitored sources, no open feed
Access is arranged directly with our team. Prices below are labels, not a checkout — no card details are collected anywhere on this site.
One named user, the full board and brief, every source linked to its agency record.
Individual accessMultiple named seats for duty desks, newsrooms and continuity teams, with the brief distributed to the team.
Organization accessAccess is arranged directly with our team — no card details are collected on this site.
Alert boards are not a life-safety service. For emergencies in Canada call 911.
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