5.2 earthquake goes unnoticed off north Vancouver Island
The second B.C. earthquake in four days to hit beyond the 5-magnitude struck off the north coast of Vancouver Island Monday night. A 5.3 was recorded at 9:37 p.m., about 200 kilometres west of Port McNeill, according to the US Geological Survey. Earthquakes Canada pegs it at 5 magnitude.
The Canadian Press on MSN19m
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Vancouver Sun on MSN1d
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Vancouver Sun on MSN2d
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