The Emergency Broadcast Test was at :55 for the Anon that asked last bread.
KEK
https://winnipeg.ctvnews.ca/manitoba-to-issue-emergency-alert-test-on-wednesday-1.5668013
Fox News is now showing the Jogger murder trial testimony despite not having covered much of the trial.
It is obvious that the media is stirring the racism plot again with their narratives.
Fox still showing Jogger murder testimony. Maybe they will cut to the KR trial judge when he starts. Haven't seen much coverage on Fox of the Jogger trial and now they are showing testimony live? WTF
How is Gislaine Maxwell trial testimony I wonder. Would prefer to watch that.
If the prosecution had original HD footage and only supplied the defense with a condensed copy that alone should get the trial tossed.
That they used "enhanced" footage to try to make a point in the trial (that was quickly debunked by Anons) made them look like fools.
The first example here makes them look like criminals.
BC Declares state of Emergency
https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/british-columbia/wyntk-bc-floods-nov-17-1.6251839
THE LATEST:
The B.C. government has declared a state of emergency effective noon PT Wednesday.
184 people were rescued from the Sumas Prairie in Abbotsford overnight after the city issued urgent pleas to evacuate the area late Tuesday.
150 volunteers worked to build a dam around a failing pumping station in Abbotsford on Tuesday night, reducing the risk of further catastrophic flooding as 300 people remain trapped in Sumas Prairie.
A large fire has broken out at an RV dealership in the evacuation zone in Abbotsford.
Thousands remain evacuated from towns in southern B.C., including Merritt and Princeton.
An evacuation order remains in effect for the community of Yarrow and Majuba Hill in Chilliwack, where officials say 640 evacuees have already registered at an emergency reception centre.
FortisBC says a damaged natural gas line that provides heat for many Princeton residents will not be working again until at least the coming weekend.
Public Safety Minister Mike Farnworth is chairing a cabinet meeting to discuss invoking a state of emergency on Wednesday.
The federal government has approved deployment of air force personnel to help B.C. with flood aftermath.
For a list of up-to-date flood warnings, visit the River Forecast Centre.
BC State of Emergency
Text of article:
British Columbia's government declared a province-wide state of emergency effective noon PT Wednesday, Premier John Horgan said at a news conference.
The announcement comes after record-breaking rainfall caused major flooding and several mudslides that left hundreds of people in the Lower Mainland stranded or cut off from essential services.
According to the premier, the declaration will give the government greater flexibility to help keep goods moving, as major road closures have hampered the supply chain.
Thousands of people have been displaced from their homes and one woman was confirmed dead on Tuesday after a mudslide swept across a portion of B.C.'s Highway 99.
"We expect to confirm even more fatalities in the coming days," said Horgan.
Fraser Valley situation
Abbotsford city officials said at a separate news conference Wednesday that 184 people were rescued from the Sumas Prairie area overnight with support from the local police, fire and search and rescue teams.
Officials said another 300 people remained stranded as of 7:30 a.m., with the water level in the area at that time at approximately 3.5 metres. Higher-than-normal tides are due with a full moon expected Wednesday night.
Officials urged residents of the low-lying Sumas Prairie area to evacuate on Tuesday night due to the threat of widespread flooding. As of 9 p.m. Tuesday, the city had shut off water in the area.
At a news conference Tuesday night, city officials said a pump station was in imminent danger of failing. The Barrowtown Pump Station was the only thing keeping excess water flow from the Fraser River from entering the flooded area and was also in danger of being inundated with floodwaters flowing north from the Nooksack River in Washington state.
Following that announcement, city staff and volunteers from Abbotsford and neighbouring Chilliwack worked overnight to build a 25-metre dam to hold back rising waters coming in from across the U.S. border.
Abbotsford Mayor Henry Braun said Wednesday morning the dam has bought the city some much-needed time and protection.
He also reported there have been no deaths in the city so far as a result of flooding.
The University of the Fraser Valley in Abbotsford has cancelled classes for the rest of the week, and schools in Chilliwack and Hope are closed Wednesday.
RV dealership fire
The Abbotsford Police Department is warning of a large structural fire at an RV dealership in the area of Sumas Mountain Road and North Parallel Road.
As of 7:45 a.m. PT, according to officials, around 100 RVs are on fire out of about 500 on the lot.
Residents who remain in the area are being asked to stay indoors as the dangerous situation is being assessed and the smoke could be toxic.
Any pics working?
Any pics working?
ANother state of emergency in BC article
https://globalnews.ca/news/8380618/british-columbia-state-of-emergency-floods/
Travel restrictions on flooded areas.
Confirmed Manitoba this bread.
Ontario and Quebec tests were notabled last bread.
BC has a real life emergency so testing the system would be in bad taste/confusing.
Yesterday was the Shot Heard Round The World (Baseball)
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Shot_Heard_%27Round_the_World_(baseball)
Maxwell and Smollet are two different trials
https://www.washingtonpost.com/opinions/2021/11/16/ghislaine-maxwell-trial-jeffrey-epstein-sex-crimes/
GM on now (jury selection)
Jon Voight had those words in a tweet as well.
He is the narrator for "If" video clip that is making the rounds again.
No pictures is really limiting
This is a :55 as well
Time of the EBS test in Canada
On here (imgrr link)
http://i1.imgrr.com/1I1/8055_qclockvanilla3x3M27v4newjan20.png