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The big day is here and those in the path are ready to sit back and watch nature's wonder as the total solar eclipse passes through parts of North America, including in Montreal and southern Quebec.
Montreal astronomy maven Trevor Kjorlien describes himself as a space educator. With the Perseid meteor shower expected to peak this weekend, he's eager to teach everyone about the joys of space gazing.
This is the last total lunar eclipse for the next three years, though there will be partial eclipses in the meantime.
The St-Ambroise Montreal Fringe Festival is officially launched. Artistic Producer Kenny Streule and co-host Maryline Chery guided fans through the rapid-fire Fringe-For-All preview night on Monday, May 30 at Club
On April 8, 2024, a solar eclipse will cross North America. Montreal lies directly in its path. From much of the city, the moon will appear to completely block out the sun — a total eclipse. But because Montreal Island finds itself right at the northern limit of the path of totality, areas north of the city, such as Laval, won't get to experience the full event.