A magnitude 4.0 earthquake is reported off the coast of northern British Columbia, according to Earthquakes Canada. Both reports say no tsunami is expected. The quake occurs after another small earthquake was recorded earlier: a magnitude 4.1 earthquake struck off the west coast of Haida Gwaii on Sunday. The locations are described as offshore waters near Haida Gwaii, with one report specifying the quake’s distance from Daajing Giids. No information is provided in the cited summaries about injuries, damage, or impacts on local communities. The reports focus on the earthquakes’ magnitudes, their offshore locations in northern B.C., and the tsunami assessment, stating that residents should not expect tsunami conditions. The next steps and any potential aftershocks are not covered in the provided text, but standard monitoring by Earthquakes Canada continues following the sequence of events.