According to the United States Geological Survey (USGS) agency, the quake struck 250 kilometres west of Tofino.

A 4.0-magnitude earthquake was detected about 31 kilometres southeast of High Prairie, Alta., on Monday, according to Earthquakes Canada.

Earthquakes Canada said there were no reports of damage, and no tsunami expected.

Earthquakes Canada reports, the quake, at a depth of 18 kilometres, was strongly felt in southern Quebec.

According to Earthquakes Canada, the tremor is recorded to have been a 3.6 magnitude earthquake.

Some Montrealers woke up to a low rumbling in the early morning after a 3.3 magnitude earthquake struck the area on Friday.

The magnitude is listed as 2.2 and the depth at 11 kilometres.

Nick Ackerley, a seismologist for Natural Resources Canada, says earthquakes may produce seismic waves when travelling through solid rock, which can create loud sounds.

Parts of Quebec were shaken by a light earthquake Saturday evening, according to Earthquakes Canada.

At approximately 2 p.m. local time on Monday, a magnitude 4.3 earthquake was registered in coastal Labrador at a depth of 18 kilometres.