ESTERHAZY, Sask. — Earthquakes Canada has confirmed a magnitude 3.4 earthquake struck in east-central Saskatchewan early Nov. 3.
According to the federal agency, the temblor hit at 7:04 a.m. and was recorded nine kilometres east-northeast of Esterhazy. The Volcano Discovery website added the epicenter was 69 kilometres southeast of Yorkton.
Earthquakes Canada said the tremor was a suspected mining-induced event.
According to Volcano Discovery, the earthquake was reportedly felt by several people who submitted reports. They noted moderate shaking, rattling and vibrating for a few seconds. One person said the shaking was strong enough to knock people down while walking.
SaskToday will have updates as they become available.
