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DatePlaceLatLonDeathsInjuriesMag. MMIComments2017-05-01Stikine Region, BC59.83−136.706.3VIIIMinor damage / Doublet earthquake2017-05-01Stikine Region, BC59.82−136.716.2VII2017-01-08Nunavut74.39−92.426.0VII2014-07-17Yukon60.35−140.336.0VI2014-04-24West of Vancouver Island49.64−127.736.5VI2013-01-05Near Craig, Alaska55.23−134.867.5VIFirst supershear earthquake observed in an oceanic plate boundary2012-10-27Haida Gwaii52.77−131.9317.8VNon-destructive tsunami2010-06-23Central Canada45.9−75.55.0 MwVI2009-11-17Queen Charlotte Islands, BC51.82−131.786.5-6.6 MwV2009-07-07Baffin Bay75.35−72.456.12008-01-05Queen Charlotte Islands, BC51.07−131.066.5 MwDoublet (6.4 Mw  shock 40 minutes later)2007-10-09The Nazko region52.88−124.8≤4.0ISwarm ended June 20082004-11-02Vancouver Island, BC49.28−128.776.7 Mw2004-07-19Vancouver Island49.62−126.976.4VI2001-04-14Alberta56.08119.815.3VIISlight damage2001-02-28Puget Sound47.19−122.660–14006.8 MwVIIIOne possible related heart attack in Washington.2000-01-01Timiskaming46.84−78.925.2 mNVI1997-11-05Quebec City, QC46.75−71.3515.2 mN1989-12-25Ungava Region60.12−73.66.0 MwIVFirst shock in eastern North America with surface faulting1988-11-25Saguenay48.12−71.185.9 MwVII1985-12-23The Nahanni region, NT62.22−124.246.9 MwThe strongest of a sequence of major earthquakes1979-02-28Southern Yukon–Alaska Border60.59−141.477.2 Mw1970-06-24Queen Charlotte Islands, BC51.77−130.767.4 Mw1958-07-09Lituya Bay, Alaska58.6−137.1057.8 MwXIRockfall caused a megatsunami ( runup)1949-08-22Queen Charlotte Islands, BC53.62−133.278.1 MwVIIINon-destructive tsunami1946-06-23Vancouver Island, BC49.75−124.527.5 MwVIII1944-09-05Cornwall, ON/Massena, NY44.96−74.835.8 MwVII1935-11-01Timiskaming46.78−79.076.1 MwVII1933-11-20Baffin Bay73.12−70.017.4 MwLargest known earthquake north of the Arctic Circle1929-11-18Grand Banks of Newfoundland44.54−56.0127–287.2 MwVIIIUnderwater slump caused destructive tsunami1929-05-26Queen Charlotte Islands, BC51.51−130.747.0 Mw1925-03-01Charlevoix–Kamouraska, QC47.8−69.86.2 MwVIII1918-12-06Vancouver Island, BC49.44−126.227.2 MwVII1899-09-10Yukon–Alaska border60.00−140.008.2–8.4 MsPart of a complex and not well understood sequence1899-09-04Yukon–Alaska border60.00 -140.008.2–8.5 MsPart of a complex and not well understood sequence1872-12-15Washington State47.9−120.36.5–7.0 MwVIII1870-10-20Charlevoix, QC47.4−70.566.51860-10-17Charlevoix, QC47.5−70.16.01791-12-06Charlevoix47.4−70.56.01732-09-16Montreal, QC45.5−73.60–15.8 MwVIII–IX1700-01-26Pacific Northwest45.0−125.08.7–9.2 MwLinked to the destructive "orphan tsunami" in Japan1663-02-05Charlevoix–Kamouraska, QC47.6−70.17.3–7.9 MwXThe inclusion criteria for adding events are based on WikiProject Earthquakes' notability essay that was developed for stand alone articles. The principles described are also applicable to lists. In summary, only damaging, injurious, or deadly events should be recorded.