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Aug 12, 2026
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Cape Breton's good views for solar eclipse, meteor shower peak
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Cape Breton's good views for solar eclipse, meteor shower peak
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By Nicole Sullivan
Published Aug 12, 2026
Last updated 40 minutes ago
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In this file photo from April 8, 2024, photographer Michel JS Soucy captured the total solar eclipse from Black Point, Victoria County - which is near Meat Cove. People in Cape Breton might be able to catch tomorrow's partial solar eclipse between 2 p.m. - 4 p.m., however…
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