Earthquake
With population and development continuing to increase in at-risk areas, a growing number of Canadians are vulnerable to earthquake damage. Earthquakes are impossible to predict and can strike suddenly with no warning. They can occur at any time of the year and at any time of day.
Explore the resources below to learn more about earthquake risk in Canada, including a risk tool, interactive maps, historical loss data and the latest earthquake news and science.
Earthquake Risk Tool
Earthquake Risk Tool provides insights into the relative earthquake risk across Canada.
CATview.ca
CatView is ICLR’s natural hazard GIS portal that provides interactive hazard map layers and other related data.
Fault Lines Flipboard Magazine
Earthquake-related news from the Institute for Catastrophic Loss Reduction (ICLR).
iclrhistory.ca
ICLR CatHistory is an interactive resource that provides data on monetary and non-monetary catastrophe losses in Canada by year.
