Alternate 2012 West Canada Megaquake

The 2012 West Canada Megaquake was the largest earthquake recorded in history, breaking the records of the Alternate 2012 UK Earthquake which had a magnitude of 10.9. This quake had a magnitude of M-3.

Formation and History
A series of tremors developed in the oceanic crust near Hawaii on February 1, creating a 25 meter tsunami. The tsunami travelled across the Pacific in a few hours and collided with Treasure Island, San Francisco. The island could not hold the weight of water and sunk at the speed of 140 km/h (90 mph) and caused a fissure, the fissure extended from San Francisco to Bay Town in Nunavut. Another series of harmonic tremors developed, creating a supersonic earthquake which shook the fissure and shifted it, creating another massive quake, which had a magnitude of M-3. Meanwhile, a 1000 miles north, Vancouver was completely devastated. The only standing buildings were the highway overpass and the Canadian Media Center. This earthquake lasted half an hour and caused Canada to split in half and create two seperate islands, West and East Canada.