Did you write the #EarthquakesCanada report for if you felt it or not? That usually helps them determine what it is.

Really? I didn't feel a thing.

#earthquake #earthquakescanada

Ooh! A 4.2 in Banff! Did any of my Alberta folks feel it? If so the USGS wants feedback: earthquake.usgs.gov/earthquakes/...

#earthquakescanada #banffearthquake.

Ha - you are right on all counts! Lots of moose were undoubtedly shaking this morning, but also several thousand people from Toronto to Quebec City (distances of more than 500 km) reported feeling the shaking.
Details from the EarthquakesCanada site:
www.earthquakescanada.nrcan.gc.ca/recent/2024/...

Thanks. The map on the left (from earthquakescanada) is the past year of earthquakes in the Haida Gwaii region. This shows a northwest trending band of earthquakes across Graham Island - a typical feature. No specific faults are mapped here, but the geology (right) shows the same northwest trend. ⚒️🧪