Pair of earthquakes shake off coastal B.C., no tsunami expected
PORT HARDY — A pair of earthquakes rumbled off British Columbia’s coast, but emergency officials say there is no tsunami risk.
Earthquakes Canada says the first at about 9:40 local time on Sunday night struck in the ocean 166 kilometres west of Port Hardy, off the northern tip of Vancouver Island.
The quake measured a magnitude of 4.9.
The second earthquake in the waters nearby, about 200 kilometres west of Port Hardy, happened at 2:13 Monday morning.


