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A 4.2-magnitude earthquake struck northern Alberta on Wednesday morning, according to the federal agency that monitors seismic activity.
Earthquakes Canada tweeted that the quake occurred at 10:36 a.m. local time, about 67 kilometers southeast of Grand Prairie.
“There are no reports of damage, and nothing is expected,” the agency posted on its website.
Earthquakes Canada said the quake had a depth of five kilometres.
Read more: Alberta’s largest ever recorded earthquake may have been natural, says a scientist
Late last month, Alberta recorded its largest earthquake on record: a 5.6-magnitude earthquake near the Peace River.
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Read more: At least two earthquakes have been felt in northern Alberta
At least two earthquakes rocked northern Alberta that day. No injuries or damages were recorded.
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— Filed by Bob Weber, Canadian Press
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