A rare solar eclipse in Toronto that won't happen again until 2029

A partial solar eclipse will soon darken the skies of Toronto, and this is the last opportunity to witness such an event for at least the next six years. People in Toronto can catch a glimpse of this solar eclipse for a brief period around noon on October 14th. During this time, the sun will be obscured behind the moon.
This event will begin at 12:00 PM on Saturday and last for approximately two hours. The eclipse will cause the sky to darken in western Canada. In Ontario, the eclipse is expected to be visible to varying degrees, ranging from 20% to 40%, depending on the location. It's essential not to observe the solar eclipse with the naked eye as it can cause severe damage to the retina. It is recommended for everyone to use eclipse glasses, welding glasses, or specific camera lens filters for safe viewing.
The partial solar eclipse on Saturday will be the last chance to see it until 2029. The next total solar eclipse will occur on April 8, 2024, and it is expected to be visible in some parts of Canada. The last total solar eclipse visible in Canada took place in 2017, during which people flocked to the streets to witness a brief darkening of the Toronto sky.

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