A total solar eclipse is set to pass through parts of Atlantic and central Canada today, bringing darkness and a possible moment of celestial awe to massive crowds expected to gather in its path.
The downtown area of Niagara Falls, Ont., is quite lively this morning. Several people are strolling by the falls, and many were seen lined up outside a Tim Hortons.
A shisha lounge with a tent set up outside has put out a sign saying eclipse glasses are being sold here.Forecasts suggest cloudy skies may spoil the view for some eclipse chasers in southern Ontario.
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