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Earthquakes in Canada Today (Western & Eastern Seismic Feed)
Canada’s primary seismic risk is along the Pacific coast of British Columbia and Yukon, driven by the Cascadia Subduction Zone and the Queen Charlotte transform fault. Eastern Canada, including the St. Lawrence River Valley, also experiences notable intraplate seismic activity near Ottawa and Montreal.
Real-time USGS seismic table displaying the 10 most recent earthquakes and latest earthquakes recorded today with verified moment magnitude (Mw), epicenter location, and focal depth.
Time (UTC)
Magnitude
Location & Epicenter
Depth (km)
M 4.2
M4.2 Earthquake — 269 km ENE of Dawson City, Canada
You can check real-time earthquake activity in Canada on this page. Our system streams live USGS telemetry updated every 60 seconds showing all recent seismic events with magnitude, depth, and epicenter coordinates.
How many earthquakes happen in Canada per year?
Canada experiences varying levels of seismic activity depending on its tectonic setting. You can view the complete 1-year historical archive and 24-hour counts on this live monitoring page.
What causes earthquakes in Canada?
Canada’s primary seismic risk is along the Pacific coast of British Columbia and Yukon, driven by the Cascadia Subduction Zone and the Queen Charlotte transform fault. Eastern Canada, including the St. Lawrence River Valley, also experiences notable intraplate seismic activity near Ottawa and Montreal.