Like lots of scary things, earthquakes are also fascinating, interesting and even cool in their own way. There’s more to earthquakes than just knowing how to drop, cover and hold on. Think you ...

You don't want to scare your kids, but you do need them to be prepared for what to do before, during and after the shaking of a major (or even minor) earthquake.

Check this list of links to find all the earthquake data you would ever need, plus some earthquake scenario generators, historical quake information and some general fun links. Have a suggestion ...

This morning's earthquake was a shock for everyone. But for kids, it can be even more scary and confusing — so we asked a child psychologist for their advice on talking your child through it.

You don't want to scare your kids, but you do need them to be prepared for what to do before, during and after the shaking of a major (or even minor) earthquake.

Earthquakes are as fascinating as they are earth-shattering, but how much do you and your kids really know about them? Temblors are more than disasters — they’re geological events with a lot ...

CBC meteorologist Johanna Wagstaffe wrote Fault Lines: Understanding the Power of Earthquakes as an introduction for kids.Supplied Johanna Wagstaffe, meteorologist and science host for CBC ...

A glance at geologic statistics might lead one to believe March is earthquake month. After all, the two strongest recorded earthquakes in U.S. history occurred in this month. A deeper look reveals ...

Schools should have three days of food and water, search and rescue materials, triage and first-aid supplies and sanitation supplies on hand, including shovels, flashlights and batteries.

When the Big One hits, one of the safest places for your child will be in school. Under 1933’s Field Act, public K-12 schools and community colleges are built to a higher standard than virtu… ...