Researchers say this B.C. lake faces a tsunami threat — here’s why #CBC

Researchers say this B.C. lake faces a tsunami threat — here’s why
Experts have been assessing the risks of large landslides capable of triggering tsunamis at Harrison Lake, about 90 kilometres east of Vancouver. In 2007, a tsunami happened at Chehalis Lake, about 12 kilometres west of Harrison Lake. CBC’s Baneet Braich explores the ongoing research and the likelihood of the threat at Harrison Lake.
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