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Earthquake in western Quebec rattles people in Ottawa, Montreal | CBC News

CBC Montreal
12/29/2024
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A 5.2 magnitude earthquake struck western Quebec, shaking buildings and startling residents in Ottawa and Montreal. Occurring at around 8:15 PM, the quake was felt widely, prompting concerns about safety but resulting in no immediate reports of serious damage. The earthquake's epicenter was near the town of LaSalle, about 40 kilometers northwest of Ottawa. Seismologists noted it was a reminder of the region's tectonic activity, urging people to stay prepared for future seismic events.
Earthquake in western Quebec rattles people in Ottawa, Montreal | CBC News
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