Updates
Between November 2022 and March 2023, an unusual series of earthquakes struck the Peace River region in northern Alberta. Scientists are investigating whether these quakes were induced by industrial activities or of natural origin.
Monitoring instruments recovered from the seabed off the Canadian coast are providing valuable data to estimate earthquake risks. This research focuses on the Cascadia Subduction Zone, where an earthquake and related tsunami could impact the region.
A national disaster risk assessment report warns that Canada is ill-prepared for a major earthquake. The report highlights significant gaps in earthquake response plans, including limited information on risks and preparedness strategies.
British Columbia is installing up to 50 new seismic sensors to enhance earthquake detection and early warning capabilities in high-risk areas, reinforcing the federal EEW network.
Earthquakes Canada RRS
238 km SSW of Port Hardy, BC
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