VANCOUVER — Residents across southern Vancouver Island reported feeling a 3.8 magnitude earthquake that struck off the southern coast, the latest in a string of tremors in British Columbia this ...

The arrival of Omar Marmoush at Manchester City during the January transfer window has already had a remarkable impact on the club when it comes to interest from Egypt. Txiki Begiristain and his ...

An earthquake with a preliminary magnitude of ... the quake struck at 2:46 p.m. with an epicenter 13 miles south of Big Bear City. As of 2:55 p.m., there were no reports of damages or injuries.

The City of Nanaimo is reminding residents about earthquake safety as it checked on critical infrastructure following a minor tremor yesterday. The 5.1 magnitude shaker sent a shudder through ...

Photo / Mark Mitchell Wellington City Council has spent tens of millions of dollars upgrading several social housing buildings only to have them deemed earthquake-prone, meaning they have to be ...

or worrying about the amount of infrastructure in the city that has not had seismic upgrades. No tsunami warning has been issued. Aftershocks are a common phenomonon after earthquakes, and can ...

A BIGGER Sand Dunes Challenge awaits running enthusiasts and adventure seekers in Laoag City on Saturday, Feb. 22. From 500 slots last year, Laoag City Mayor Michael Marcos Keon has raised the number ...

Greece, one of the most seismically active countries in the world, has a long history of devastating earthquakes. Unlike other natural disasters such as wildfires or floods, earthquakes strike without ...

On Feb. 21, a 4.7 magnitude earthquake hit southwest B.C. near Vancouver. Read updates on that story here. The story below is about an earthquake felt in northern B.C. and Alberta on Feb.

seemed to capture the seismic shift. Within a week, Trump upended decades of U.S. foreign policy with Russia and Europe. And he raised grave questions in the minds of every American ally — not ...

DMOG (Digital Map Owners Group) maps (only for the former City of Toronto), the City’s Street Furniture Program, fibre optic networks, pedestrian street lighting, and; sewer and water infrastructure.