The CBC reports:
According to Earthquakes Canada, three seismic events were recorded Tuesday: a 5.8-magnitude quake and two 5.2-magnitude quakes. “A series of earthquakes has occurred in northwestern Alberta. The largest, a M 5.8 earthquake, was preceded by two M 5.2 earthquakes, and followed by several felt events,” reads a post on the Earthquakes Canada website.
Earthquake reports are often revised. The 5.8 quake was previously reported as a 6.0. Still, a 5.8 earthquake would be the strongest natural earthquake ever reported in Alberta. Reports from citizens on the earthquake show it was also felt in Edmonton, Calgary and Fort McMurray as well as other communities in Alberta and northern B.C.
Read the full article. “Natural earthquake.” No reports of injuries or damage so far.
Potentially two of the largest earthquakes ever recorded in Alberta were reported in northern Alberta Tuesday. https://t.co/doTUO68rgO
— CBC News (@CBCNews) November 30, 2022
Update from @CANADAquakes: A series of earthquakes has occurred in northeastern Alberta. The largest, a magnitude 5.8 #earthquake, was preceded by two M5.2 earthquakes and followed by several felt events. If the 5.8M stands, it will be Alberta’s strongest earthquake ever! #ABwx pic.twitter.com/MgCSK6pkZK
— Nathan Howes TWN (@HowesNathan) November 30, 2022
EARTHQUAKE Mag=6.0 on 29 Nov at 17:55 MST.
Details : https://t.co/KBbRh3sXF9
26 km ENE of Reno, AB
172 km ENE of Grande Prairie, AB
— Earthquakes Canada (@CANADAquakes) November 30, 2022