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Partial lunar eclipse will be visible across parts of Canadian skies soon
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Around “93 or 94 per cent of the moon will be obscured,” leaving “a tiny sliver, maybe seven per cent of the moon” visible, according to Dr.
The CSA states that there is an average of two lunar eclipses a year, “although there can be as many as three to five of them in a year.” The next total lunar eclipse to be visible in Canada is expected to occur in late 2028, according to Archer.
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Partial lunar eclipse will be visible across parts of Canadian skies soon
By Adriana Fallico Global News
Posted August 27, 2026 4:11 pm
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FILE- A total lunar eclipse entering its mid-partial phase is seen on March 13, 2025, in Seattle. (AP Photo/Lindsey Wasson)
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Two weeks after a partial solar eclipse in some parts of the country, a partial lunar eclipse is set to be visible across Canadian skies.
Those with a clear view will be able to view the lunar eclipse from Thursday night into Friday.…
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