Vancouver (Canada)
Up on the 29th floor...room was definitely rocking! 0
Vancouver (Canada)
Shook the apartment second floor and made the windows creak0
Vancouver (Canada)
Scared the crap out of us. We could see the walls and windows moving and some furniture rattled. 0
Vancouver (Canada)
Made our hotel room shake a little0
Vancouver (Canada)
Last night.0
Vancouver (Canada)
The whole building shook. Sharp and quick. Scary.0
Vancouver (Canada)
Slower at the beginning and then quite a rough shake for 2-3 seconds before settling down again. 0
Nooksack (USA)
Two vibrations lasting just a few seconds each. Violent enough to shake the bed and glasses on our dresser, but short enough that we didn't realize what it was until afterward.0
Burnaby (Canada)
At first, it sounds like a massive gust of wind, but it literally shook our entire house like it was being hit by a truck. Scary!!!0
Burnaby (Canada)
Bed and house shook in basement suite. Last approximately 4-6 seconds. I was napping and had been unsure if it had all been a dream or not0
Burnaby (Canada)
11:40 pm pacific time. Bed shook and wardrobe shook. Birds started screeching0
Burnaby (Canada)
Lasted only a couple of seconds. Felt like something huge crashed into our house.0
Coquitlam (Canada)
Very short, very fast, very strong. One quick shake out of nowhere 0
Burnaby (Canada)
Short jolt thought a car hit the house0
Burnaby (Canada)
That was a quick one! Thought it was bcoz of the door smash next door!0
Burnaby (Canada)
Burnaby north-- In this wood frame house it felt like the house shuddered for 3 seconds.0
Burnaby (Canada)
Woke me from sleep. 3-5 sec shaking0
Burnaby (Canada)
Just that the whole house shook, abruptly and hard enough to freak me right out (I know, that's so scientific...). 0
Coquitlam (Canada)
Loud bang, windows rattled 0
Burnaby (Canada)
I was half asleep when it happened but instinctively knew it was an earthquake. It only lasted about 10 s or less0
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