Three earthquakes struck off the coast of British Columbia over the weekend, according to local authorities. The tremors, felt by residents in coastal areas, occurred on Sunday and Monday. No tsunami warning was issued, and officials confirmed no damage or injuries were reported. The quakes, ranging in magnitude, were centered near the Pacific Ocean. Seismic activity in the region is not uncommon, but the frequency of the events has raised some concern among geologists. Authorities are monitoring the situation closely but have not called for any evacuations or additional safety measures. The latest data suggests the quakes were likely caused by tectonic shifts along the fault lines near the coast. Residents in the area are advised to remain alert but are not in immediate danger.