We just had an earthquake in OTTAWA!!!

Originally posted by bobrules
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I'm kind of disappointed I didn't feel it as I've never experienced one and it was felt in my area of northeast PA. There was even some local damage attributed to it and I'm about 300 miles away.

Honesdale borough officials said the ambulance building there was damaged in the earthquake. While engineers do not think the building is in danger of falling down, it has been condemned. The building on Industrial Point shows cracks just above the company's sign. Borough officials said the 5.0 earthquake in Canada is responsible for causing the damage.

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In response to some posts, and it's been mentioned by others, it's not uncommon for an earthquake in the eastern US or Canada to be felt across several hundred miles, even only a moderate one, due to the geography of the area. The fact that it was a shallow quake also helped account for the large areas it was felt. The furthest I've seen that it was felt was someone in southern Ohio (from this thread) which is about 600 miles. Impressive indeed.

There have been earthquakes in the area before and it doesn't mean it's TEOTWAWKI, HAARP, G20, GOM, ETC. Earthquakes quaked prior to the internet, TV, radio, newspapers, writing and cave drawings and they'll continue long after humans are gone. It's just the earth living, breathing and doing her thing.

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NEW MADRID FAULT, WHEN WILL IT SNAP?

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NEW MADRID FAULT, WHEN WILL IT SNAP?

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NEW MADRID FAULT, WHEN WILL IT SNAP?

I believe in planet X and that other stuff, but you shouldnt posted it Mr Phage hates everything that is not pro gov , as paid soruces info.



[edit on 23-6-2010 by Agent_USA_Supporter]

I'm one hour due north of Montreal. I was working in the garden and my dogs kept trying to come and lay near me. Needless to say, we don't allow a couple hundred pounds of malamute to walk in the garden, much less stretch out to take a nap. I thought there might have been a distant thunderstorm causing the dogs to act oddly. I felt nothing at all. I was oblivious until I heard the news.

well i registered back during the whole "massive military movement" threads after i spotted some troop movement while that was going on.
im a long time lurker and never post i mostly just like to read because i have bad grammar/writing skills

i just wanted to add today that early this afternoon i was sitting here watching some tv when i felt the couch moving lightly up and down. i really didn't even notice right away till i saw my tv rocking back and forth. i have a flatscreen that sits on a stand and it was lightly swaying and i could hear it rocking. i also could feel it in my feet.

i thought maybe my cieling fan running on the floor below me was making the slight shake but it quit after about 30 or 40 seconds or so and the tv quit rocking.

about an hour and a half later i leave my house and get in my car. i turn on the radio and sean hanity was on. (i listen to him for entertainment purposes only. i kinda hate hanity but thats beside the point.)
i hear him say an earthquake has struck the Quebec Ontario area with tremors being felt in ny detroit and ohio, then i was like wow i just felt an actual earthquake

i live in western pa about 35 miles north of pittsburgh and have never felt any kind of earthquake. i always thought we were in the most geological stable places in the country so i was pretty shocked to actually feel it even though it was very light.
i asked my friends and family if they felt it but they said they didnt feel anything. probably because it was such a light subtle shake. i was still shocked

so count in western pa in felling the quake.

I was sitting in the departure lounge of Ottawa airport when the earthquake occurred. I'd say it lasted around 20 seconds or so. The shaking peaked fairly early and then there was a much lower intensity shaking until it died away completely. I've only felt a mild tremor before but this was WAY more intense than that. I initially thought it was a plane crash at the airport but when it kept rumbling I knew it was a quake. I heard one of the air crew saying that they evacuated the control tower briefly and this caused some minor delays.

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I listed that Hartford, CT had a 5.0 as well. Posted a reference link to it as well. I felt that "wave" though my house. It was if I stepped on a board that lost it's nail so I got that "sinking" feeling as if I was going to fall over as well.

edit: sorry for all the as well's.

[edit on 23-6-2010 by SneakAPeek]

I work about 70 miles north of Montreal, in a golf club. I was sitting at the computer working on reservations (around 1:45 pm) and it started shaking like crazy (about 20 seconds). My boss freaked out and ran outside in the parking lot. Almost all the employees fled the club house, but i stayed right there, knowing that this was going to be a mild earthquake...
One of my contacts on facebook told me that there was curious activity at the HAARP facility just prior to the quake and stange lights in the sky.
I wonder if this one was provoked...

Wow awesome, let's just make a thread whenever there's an earthquake somewhere!

Okay,

If we have a earthquake in Texas then I will become a believer that something is very wrong with the planet. Anyone know when the last earthquake happened in Canada?

I posted about a page ago. My wife is in Montreal for buisness, but she didn't notice anything. Bummer. Glad all are safe and it wasn't big.

[edit on 24-6-2010 by jacksmoke]

Originally posted by Come Clean
Okay,

If we have a earthquake in Texas then I will become a believer that something is very wrong with the planet. Anyone know when the last earthquake happened in Canada?

Earthquakes Canada

Looks like they happen more than we think... but most of them are relatively small so they go unnoticed. I've lived in Ontario my whole life and have never felt one... in fact, I didn't even feel the one that happened today (well, technically it happened yesterday now).

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it was felt in PA too! I didn't feel it but a lot of people around me did.
I wish I woulda felt it, i never felt one before, just to see what it was like. Kinda weird tho for PA.

They mentioned the earthquake on the radio today and they said that Ottawa actually has around 4 earthquakes a year but are spread much further out and arn't usually felt. Regardless though, considering you people never feel it and this one seems to put quite the jolt in you, it's not a good sign and I hope it isn't any indication of things to come.

[edit on 24-6-2010 by ALlENATlON]

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whoa! that's a strong one...maybe the poles are getting ready to flip

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I live in Amherst- between Buffalo and Niagara Falls and I felt shaking. Mild, but enough to startle me. I lived in California at one point too so it was a familiar feeling.

[edit on 24-6-2010 by Zoodie]

yah it was apparently 5.5 here in ottawa.
kinda weird because i honestly wouldn't have noticed a thing if it wasn't for one of my customers asking me if i can feel the rumble... at first we all thought maybe a train was passing by? but then i was like, no.... we don't have a train nearby... strange. there was no warning either.

what i find interesting is that i didn't feel much impact, to the point where i almost would've missed out on "noticing" the earthquake. and yet all the government and parliament workers were all filing out of the buildings. LOL

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well apparently ottawa has "mini earthquakes" all the time. but they're too weak to really notice. however, apparently the last "feelable" earthquake in ottawa was sometime in 2006.