A pair of earthquakes rattled the coast of British Columbia on Sunday night, according to Earthquakes Canada. The first quake struck 166 kilometres west of Port Hardy, near the northern tip of Vancouver Island, at around 9:40 local time. Officials confirmed there is no risk of a tsunami following the tremors. The second quake followed shortly after, though details on its magnitude and exact location remain under review. Emergency services are monitoring the situation but have not reported any damage or injuries. Residents in coastal areas were advised to stay alert but no immediate action is required. The quakes are part of the region’s frequent seismic activity, though their exact cause is still being studied by experts.