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The solar eclipse led to an off-season tourism boom for Meat Cove — the only place in Nova Scotia in the path of totality. The amount of people it attracted overwhelmed locals and created business for an area usually quiet this time of year. The CBC's Kyle Moore has the story.
All eyes were on the skies in Meat Cove on the northern tip of Cape Breton Island. It was in the path of totality for April's solar eclipse. And while the eclipse itself only lasted a few minutes, hundreds of people descended on the community to take in the rare celestial event. The CBC's Kyle Moore reports.
Parts of the Maritimes will experience total daytime darkness for up to three minutes and 20 seconds during Monday's eclipse. CTV Atlantic shares some tips and times ahead of the event.
Sky watchers are ready to be awestruck. The solar eclipse will occur across our province when the moon passes ...
Chris Hadfield was one of thousands of people across the Maritimes who observed the celestial event, which won’t repeat in the region until 2079.