Updates
A groundbreaking study reveals that the previously thought dormant Tintina Fault near Dawson City, Yukon, is actively accumulating strain and could generate earthquakes over magnitude 7.5. These findings are poised to update Canada's National Seismic Hazard Model.
A comprehensive review of seismic safety requirements for Canadian CANDU nuclear power plants highlights strengthening measures and evolving standards for long-term operational safety.
A recent 5.1 magnitude earthquake off BC’s coast reignited conversations about “The Big One.” Officials are urging upgrades to infrastructure, public preparedness campaigns, and new building code enforcement across the province.
Canada’s Earthquake Early Warning (EEW) system is live in British Columbia, with expansion planned for Ontario and Quebec by late 2025. The system, integrated with Alert Ready, gives critical seconds for action before shaking arrives.
Earthquakes Canada RRS
57 km SSW of Daajing Giids, BC
66 km SSE of Grande Prairie, AB
84 km S of Daajing Giids, BC
186 km SSW of Haines Junction, YT
163 km S of Fort McPherson, NT
133 km W of Haines Junction, YT
207 km W of Port Hardy, BC
26 km SSW of Bellingham, WA
140 km W of Haines Junction, YT
75 km SSW of Houpsitas 6, BC