The article wrote that three major earthquakes have struck off the coast of British Columbia. The first quake was reported at magnitude 6.5, and a second one about magnitude 6.8 emerged 40 minutes later. The third quake struck at magnitude 6.5 just before midnight, close to the same area as the previous two. There was no immediate word on casualties or damage and there is no immediate tsunami warning. Experts say it's not common to have three earthquakes in the same area within an hour. If the epicenter is close to a densely populated urban area, such an earthquake can cause serious human…