A once in a lifetime solar eclipse will be moving across eastern Ontario this afternoon – an experience that is sure to be memorable and that won't be seen again in Canada until 2044.
A once in a lifetime solar eclipse will be moving across eastern Ontario this afternoon – an experience that is sure to be memorable and that won't be seen again in Canada for another 20 years.
Ontario Provincial Police is asking people and tourists heading to the eastern Ontario cities on Monday to view the solar eclipse to. Police say while safety is the top priority, caution and patience are recommended for drivers travelling to attend the solar eclipse events. . This comes after receiving several reports saying glasses sold by some of Amazon’s private sellers do not provide the necessary protection.
Ottawa last saw a partial solar eclipse in the early morning of June 10, 2021, which covered about 80 per cent of the sun. A GTA professor says the upcoming major eclipse is quite literally a “once-in a lifetime event” as the last time it happened in the Toronto region was 1925 and the next one is expected to be in 2144.A Montreal couple is having a hard time driving without stress and is unhappy with the city's maintenance after a chunk of highway crashed into their windshield while driving on Thursday night.A school in Saint-Jerome, Que.
When it comes to a total solar eclipse, nothing is more paramount to the experience than weather, as overcast skies or rain can obscure the view of the sun. With Monday’s total solar eclipse only a day away, here’s what the Forest City can expect according to Environment Canada.People were up bright and early to try to get their hands on some highly coveted solar eclipse glasses ahead of Monday’s once-in-a-lifetime celestial event.
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