The U.S. Geological Survey is reporting a 3.6-magnitude earthquake centered in southern Canada that also was felt in suburban Detroit.
The quake was recorded late Thursday near Amherstburg, Ontario, a town of about 21,900 people.
National Weather Service meteorologist Ian Lee says the earthquake occurred around 8 p.m. Meteorologist David Gurney says earthquakes of the 3.6 magnitude "are rare, but not unheard of" in southeast Michigan.
The earthquake's center was across the Detroit River from the city of Detroit.
