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Tsunami advisory cancelled by Tsunami Warning System

The Tsunami Advisory issued yesterday evening by the US Tsunami Warning System for much of the BC Coast was cancelled Wednesday morning. The advisory followed an 8.8 magnitude earthquake in Russia and covered most of the BC coast and the northern and western coasts of Vancouver Island, Victoria and the Saanich Peninsula.

No damage reported after 3.1 earthquake hits near Ucluelet

A 3.1 magnitude quake has hit the western shore of Vancouver Island.  According to the United States Geological Service, it...

4.0 magnitude earthquake strikes off coast of Vancouver Island

VANCOUVER ISLAND, B.C. – An earthquake was reported shortly after midnight on Monday. The quake happened about 144 kilometres...

Get Set for the ShakeOut

This morning marks the annual Great BC ShakeOut. At 10:19 AM, millions of people worldwide will practice how to "drop,...

Island enters period of heightened seismic activity

Seismologists are paying close attention to Vancouver Island as the region enters a period of 'tremor and slip'. Every...

Get set for the Great BC Shakeout

The Great BC Shakeout goes on Thursday morning. The annual province-wide earthquake drill is a reminder of the importance of being...

Earthquake simulator in the Comox Valley

The Shake Zone Earthquake Simulator is coming to Courtenay tomorrow (Friday, June 3). The event is being put on by...

Megaquake would cause serious problems for BC Ferries

A megaquake...or even a very large earthquake, could have dire consequences to what are critical loading points for BC Ferries...

Magnitude 6.7 earthquake rattles off the coast of Port Hardy

A magnitude 6.7 earthquake has struck roughly 91 km's off the southern coast of Port Hardy, and while there...
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