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Jun 20, 2026
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This Day in History, 1946: The largest 'onshore' earthquake in Canadian history hits Vancouver Island
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This Day in History, 1946: The largest 'onshore' earthquake in Canadian history hits Vancouver Island
Quake near Courtenay could be felt from Portland, Ore. to Prince Rupert
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By John Mackie
Published Jun 20, 2026
Last updated 5 hours ago
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A resident of Courtenay, B.C. inspects earthquake damage to the Courtenay post office. The earthquake occured June 23, 1946. PNG
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The Big One hit Courtenay…
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