Western Canada experiences 5.6 quake
A 5.6 magnitude earthquake struck British Columbia, in western Canada, at a depth of 10 kilometers and approximately 208 kilometers west of Port McNeill. There have been no reports of damages or casualties, and no tsunami warning has been issued. Canada's west coast lies within the "Ring of Fire," an area known for significant seismic and volcanic activity due to the collision of the Pacific Plate with neighboring tectonic plates.
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