Pierreville, QC – A magnitude 3.8 earthquake struck near Pierreville, Quebec, Canada, early Sunday morning, sending mild tremors through the region. The earthquake occurred at approximately 5:43 a.m. local time, with the epicenter located 5 km southeast of Pierreville.
Residents between Montreal and Quebec City reported feeling the tremor, which was shallow at a depth of just 1.1 km. This shallow depth made the quake more noticeable, particularly in areas closer to the epicenter.
Reports from local residents indicated mild shaking, with some describing the sound of rattling windows and minor movements of household items. However, there have been no reports of significant damage or injuries as a result of the quake.
While earthquakes are relatively rare in this part of Canada, the event serves as a reminder that seismic activity can occur in the region. Authorities continue to monitor the situation, but no further tremors are anticipated. This event has sparked conversations on social media, as residents across the Montreal to Quebec City corridor shared their experiences of the early morning quake.
