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Can you believe the eclipse is over? After so much build up, that minute and a half came and went too soon, and now it feels like all that's left are the memories... well the memories and those darned solar eclipse glasses. If you're not sure what to do with your eclipse glasses now that the big event has ended, allow us to offer you some guidance.
Since April 8 is your only chance to see a total solar eclipse in Montreal for the next 180-odd years, you'd better make sure you're ready so you don't miss it. If you need help deciding on the best Montreal spot to catch a stellar view of this rare astronomical phenomenon, then you're in luck because there's an app for that and it's totally free.
Quebec is set to witness an astronomical event that hasn't been seen in the province for over 50 years. On April 8, 2024, a total solar eclipse will grace the sky, as the moon moves in front of the sun. But you have to pick the right place to see it (hint: not Laval).
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.