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Things to Do in Canada 159
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Did you know? The next total solar eclipse to be visible in Canada will occur on April 8, 2024, when the path of totality will cross Mexico, the United States and Eastern Canada. Before that, Canadians were last treated to a total solar eclipse in Feb. 1979, with Manitoba getting the most spectacular view.
As you read above, witnessing a total eclipse is a rare experience. The next total eclipse will occur in 2044, a whopping 20 years from now. If you can make it out to Eastern Canada and get clear skies, you won’t want to miss this.
But without further ado, enjoy the 159th edition of the Weekly Goose!
Poll of the WeekWould you travel to see a total eclipse? |
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Whether you live in Eastern Canada or are willing to travel there for the April 8th event, you’ll be treated to a very rare total eclipse!
If you do plan on exploring Eastern Canada during this incredible event, don’t forget to check out our travel guides for more tips on what to do during your visit!
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Here’s a video of a total eclipse for those who won’t be able to see it this year.
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Alberta’s ski resorts are suffering from a lack of snow and yet, Cape Breton just got 150 centimetres of snow during a massive snowstorm last week, which caused a state of emergency.
Montréal’s famous Olympic Stadium isn’t so pretty anymore. The roof currently has 20,000 rips, which forces the venue to close between November and April. This embarrassment is likely what spurred the government to spend $870 million to replace the roof. That’s an expensive roof!
Bowling is becoming a big thing, offering a fun approachable activity for the whole family. It’s so popular now that U.K.-based bowling operator Hollywood Bowl Group (HBG) has purchased loads of Canadian 10-pin bowling alleys, including every single one in Calgary. They’re now planning to buy even more.
One of the things we look forward to when travelling is admiring the different styles of architecture and this is the architecture that will shape the world in 2024.
If you love food, you’ve probably heard of Michelin-star-rated restaurants, but how on earth did a company that sells tires become the gold standard for restaurant reviews?