Tomorrow afternoon a total solar eclipse will be visible in the Niagara sky. Here's everything you need to know about the once-in-a-lifetime event:
Read up on the science and history of the event
Brock prof has some tips for viewing and documenting this rare event
Never use regular sunglasses or do-it-yourself filters
Crowds in Niagara Falls are expected to be eight to nine times larger than those that flocked to the city in 2012 for Nik Wallenda's tightrope walk
Region urges only essential travel on April 8
Representatives from universities, parks, organizations such as the Royal Astronomical Society of Canada and science centres have been helping municipalities plan for the big event