Would the New Madrid Fault affect Canada?

"shield zone" or not, none of you seem to have taken into consideration, the 15 nuclear facilities along the New Madrid fault. If they are compromised, I don't think it's going to matter where you are.

The last time New Madrid had a sequence eruption (1811-12) there were 18 quakes that were felt in Montreal. However, there was not any real damage or anything. Most were just felt. About 3 of them (the biggest ones) knocked dishes and books off shelves in Montreal.

In the past, around 1400 AD, the New Madrid quake sequence magnitudes were a bit larger than in 1811-12, and around 900 AD, that sequence actually had substantially larger magnitudes than the ones in 1811-12.

So, if you were in Montreal for example, and a really big New Madrid quake hit, you would probably not be in any danger, but you might have books and shelves knocked down.

Hopefully this info helps.