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    Multiple Canadian police forces experience 911 outages, some service restored

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    By News Desk on September 17, 2026 Canada
    Multiple Canadian police forces experience 911 outages, some service restored
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    Get you up to speed: 911 outage hits multiple Canadian police forces, service restored for some

    Several Canadian police forces reported intermittent 911 outages on Thursday morning, with some agencies indicating that service has been restored. The situation is evolving as authorities assess the extent of the disruptions.

    At least three Canadian police forces are actively investigating the cause of the intermittent 911 outages reported on Thursday morning. While some regions have indicated that service has been restored, no specific timeline for complete resolution has been provided.

    Several Canadian police forces have acknowledged the intermittent outages affecting 911 services on Thursday morning, with some departments confirming that service has since been restored. Authorities are urging residents to use alternative means of communication for emergencies until they receive a full assurance of consistent service.

    What remains unclear — It is not known how widespread the 911 outages are or how many calls were affected.

    Multiple Canadian police forces experience 911 outages, some service restored

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    Several Canadian police forces are reporting intermittent 911 outages Thursday morning, with some indicating service has been restored.

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