LIVE UPDATES: Latest on the earthquake and now cancelled BC tsunami warning

#Tsunami Warning previously issued for coastal areas of #BC has been CANCELLED. Continue to listen to instructions from local officials until the ALL CLEAR has been issued in your community.

— Emergency Info BC (@EmergencyInfoBC) January 23, 2018

In the event of a #tsunami alert, some communities may activate their warning systems & others may con't to monitor the situation. AlertReady is the provincial system used to notify local authorities & will include text alerts in April 2018. https://t.co/zUtQyvYb6I ​1/2…

— Emergency Info BC (@EmergencyInfoBC) January 23, 2018

2/2… Re: #tsunami alert systems: In addition to AlertReady, check with your local authority to find out what additional alerting systems may be in place in your community.

— Emergency Info BC (@EmergencyInfoBC) January 23, 2018

Good to see more and more people here at @TofinoEmergency muster centre. Goal is 100% of town AND GUESTS. Spread the word and follow the evacuation routes, first wave is due at 03:40! #Tofino #Tsunami pic.twitter.com/fTcF03KsNA

— Catherine Lempke (@Cat_Lempke) January 23, 2018

#Tofino Reception Center is emptying out. Please be patient as you return home, we can reflect on #lessonslearned and #emergencypreparedness in the morning.
Repeat – #Tsunami warnings, watches, and advisories cancelled for Coastal BC.

— Tofino Emergency (@TofinoEmergency) January 23, 2018

#Tsunami Warnings cancelled, however…. warnings for #wind (orange highlighted regions) and #snow (blue highlighted highway regions) continue for BC coast and BC southern interior. 986mb low located west of Port Hardy and strong front crossing #Vancouver Island! pic.twitter.com/SZoKk8fcZE

— ECCC Weather BC (@ECCCWeatherBC) January 23, 2018

Huge shout-out to all of you who kicked it into high gear these past few hours to help with #tsunami warning evacuations. #patientcare

— EmergHealthServices (@BC_EHS) January 23, 2018

Good work by @wmagnes @DestinationBC and @PreparedBC to create an emergency preparedness guide for BC tourism operators. This early morning’s wake up call serves to remind us to #BePrepared. https://t.co/UCL3H2dUkn #tsunami pic.twitter.com/uJgFUacpft

— Naomi Yamamoto (@naomiyamamoto) January 23, 2018