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It's something that we're still looking at, whether this was a blast in Vancouver or North Vancouver construction, it's sort of an unusual time.
The story is accompanied by all this tapping and whacking and touching and rubbing and bumping on your back, and trust me, that's a huge hit.
It's a friendly earthquake. It's a very good reminder to people in this region that we live in earthquake country. Some of the world's biggest earthquakes have occurred here.
Because we do have recordings on the ground, it likely was a blast or a very tiny earthquake.
There weren't a huge number of reports. On our website, typically after a felt earthquake we would have hundreds.
It's certainly a time period of higher hazard when we're going through one of those tremor and slip sequences, because we're adding more stress to the locked portion of the fault.
Small earthquakes occur just north of Ottawa through what's called the Western Quebec Seismic Zone and also along the St. Lawrence Valley so we do see small earthquakes occurring on a routine basis through that area.
Some people were frightened, ran to their basement, or ran out of doors.
It was something we didn't even know existed. It certainly was exciting for us. It's good to win for something nice we did.
To see the project develop and take on the shape made you understand what the architect was trying to achieve, ... When the construction fence came down and people saw the new sidewalks, the lawn and all the white rose bushes it brought in a totally new look.
