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An earthquake was recorded near Nelson, B. C. on Thursday morning. Light shaking was felt in nearby communities including Cranbrook and Creston, but there were no reports of damage or injury expected. DON'T MISS: Earthquakes are a risk in Canada. Here’s how to stay safeThe 3.7-magnitude earthquake, initially rated as 4.0 by Earthquakes Canada, was later downgraded. It occurred at 5:31 a.m. PDT at a depth of five kilometres, approximately 13 km east-northeast of Harrop/Procter, B. C. This follows a 3.8-magnitude earthquake that hit south of Ucluelet early Tuesday this week. B. C. is prone to earthquakes, a reminder to be preparedAlthough neither earthquake caused damage or triggered a tsunami threat, it highlights the importance of emergency preparedness for British Columbians. The Pacific Coast is the most earthquake-prone region of Canada, and seismologists with the Geological Survey of Canada record and locate more than 1,000 earthquakes in Western Canada each year. Content continues belowWhile technological advances make it easier to detect the size or location of a potential earthquake, it's still unclear when the next big one will arrive. How to prepare ahead of time?

Year built 1687; renovated since Square feet 2,665 Bedrooms 4 Baths 2 full, 1 half Sewer/Water Public Taxes $11,000 (2026, estimate) The dining room has a tin ceiling, and a currently nonfunctioning fireplace (the listing photo has been virtually enhanced to show a fire burning). Blu Lemonade PhotographyLike the South Shore town it sits in, this Cape-style home, known as the Samuel Hobart House, has grown. It was built around 1687, about 50 years after the settlement of Bare Cove was renamed Hingham, town historic society and municipal records show. According to studies of the Samuel Hobart House by the Massachusetts Historical Commission, then is now. The classic face of a Cape persists with the main entry in the center topped by a four-window transom that is flanked by two bays of double-hung windows. The single massive chimney of brick still rises above the sloped roof broken only by two ridged gables. The entryway has a curved staircase. Blu Lemonade PhotographyBeyond the front door is a horizontal hallway connecting the wings of the home while directly ahead is a historic feature. The narrow, twisting central stairwell is enclosed by “vertical board panels ...

The newly renovated facility, overlooking Deering Meadow, is a hub for teaching, research and collaboration across fields Northwestern begins a new chapter in education, the social sciences and global studies this fall as the renovated building next to Deering Meadow (formerly the Jacobs Center) opens its doors.