Small earthquake rattles the North Okanagan
VERNON, B.C. — The ground was shaking in parts of the North Okanagan today.
The area experienced a minor earthquake shortly after noon.
Alison Bird, a seismologist from Earthquakes Canada says it was centered about 14 km east of Vernon.
“It was a fairly minor earthquake. it was a magnitude 2.9, but because it’s quite close to people and fairly shallow, that means that people would have felt it fairly easily. It’s not really large enough to cause damage, but it’s large enough to shake people up a little bit,” says Bird.