Here's hoping you still have those eclipse glasses lying around from last year, because you have a chance to witness the next partial solar eclipse i…
lying around from last year, because you have a chance to witness the next partial solar eclipse in Ontario next weekend.
The eclipse will see over 90 per cent of the Sun's rays blocked out in parts of Canada, though Ontario will only get a mere taste of the action. However, the real show will occur in areas to the north and east of Ontario, especially in Quebec, the Maritimes and Nunavut, where conditions will be near-totality.
Even larger population centres will get to see the skies dim, like Quebec City, which can expect roughly 72 per cent of the Sun to be obscured by a dark crescent next Saturday, while almost 83 per cent of the rays will be blocked out in Halifax.
Canada Latest News, Canada Headlines
Similar News:You can also read news stories similar to this one that we have collected from other news sources.
Roughly six per cent of eligible Ontario voters cast their ballots at advance polls: Elections OntarioElections Ontario's figures for advanced voting from Thursday to Saturday reveal that 6.14 per cent of eligible voters participated.
Read more »
Ontario Businesses Face Tariff Pressure, Northern Ontario Braces for Flash FreezeNews roundup covering Ontario businesses, weather warnings, carbon tax elimination in BC, Trudeau's pledge on boil water advisories, Ontario drug policy law challenge, RCMP border security efforts, Trump's trade actions, Six Nations rugby results, US storm fatalities, AI nurses, Ford vehicle showcase, and Amazon shopping recommendations.
Read more »
‘Nobody cares' about kids with disabilities in the Ontario election: advocatesAdvocates voice concern about lack of focus on special education during election campaign despite a student death last spring
Read more »
Ontario PCs make $40B in platform promises, pledge to axe floor price for alcoholTORONTO — Ontario's Progressive Conservatives have released their platform today, with three days until election day, and it contains $40 billion in promises plus a proposal to get rid of the minimum retail price for liquor.
Read more »
Ontario PCs make $40B in platform promises, pledge to axe floor price for alcoholTORONTO — Ontario's Progressive Conservatives have released their platform today, with three days until election day, and it contains $40 billion in promises plus a proposal to get rid of the minimum retail price for liquor.
Read more »
Ontario PCs make $40-billion in platform promises, pledge to axe floor price for alcoholDoug Ford’s platform doesn’t include a full costing breakdown of how he would pay for his promises and contains some pledges with no cost estimates
Read more »