According to the
https://alertready.ca...
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Will I receive emergency alerts on my wireless device if I’m travelling to another province or territory within Canada?
Yes. Emergency alerts are issued to a defined geographic area, such that only people in the defined area will receive the emergency alerts. If you are travelling and happen to be in another province when an emergency alert is issued, your compatible wireless device will receive the emergency alert within seconds of being issued, provided your phone is powered on and connected to the LTE cellular network. There is no need to enable the location services on your wireless device to receive alerts.
Will I receive emergency alerts on my wireless device relevant to where I live while I am travelling away from home?
No. If you are travelling, you will only receive emergency alerts that occur where you are.
You can keep track of emergency alerts occurring in specific areas (e.g. where they or other family members live) through a number of available apps and online services.
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It appears that because there was a possibility she would be travelling south Calgary got the initial and secondary alert.
Has anyone heard if people in Fort MacMurray, Lloydminster, Medicine Hat, Lethbridge etc. also received the alert?