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2.The Regional District of North Okanagan’s planning and building department suggested it could have been rock blasting, and an RDNO building inspector went to the Harris Creek Road area Wednesday to check for signs of construction.The ministry of forests was contacted, but spokesperson Tyler Hooper said the province was not doing any rock blasting in the area.Residents who feel an earthquake can report it to Earthquakes Canada using the felt report form, which helps the agency track the extent of shaking and damage for earthquakes in Canada.This story will be updated as more information becomes available.READ MORE: 4. Ministry of Transportation’s ProjectsBC webpage.The Morning Star reached out to the local RCMP, the Lumby Fire Department and Emergency Management BC to see if emergency officials know what triggered the ‘boom,’ but none had any information on the incident as of Wednesday, Dec. “The sound came from the south, just south of the village office, so it could have been anywhere in the industrial park.”No power outages were reported in the area, and no reports of smoke or other visible traces of an explosion were reported either.Tolko Industries communications advisor Chris Downey said neither of lumber company’s Lumby or Lavington plants had any operations going on that could have explained the noise.There are also no current projects listed in the area on the B.C. Wenzoski recalls hearing the sound of that earthquake, too, which to her sounded like a train crash.“This today didn’t quite sound like that,” she said.
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