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Canadians across the country were wearing goggles on Monday to catch a glimpse of the solar eclipse. That was no different here in the Queen City.
Kevin Martel / CJME News
Canadians across the country were wearing goggles on Monday to catch a glimpse of the solar eclipse. That was no different here in the Queen City.
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Canadians were able to see a partial eclipse, with the west coast seeing the most dramatic coverage of the sun. In Regina, the best time to view the eclipse was at 11:46 a.m. where we saw roughly 80 per cent of the eclipse.
Many people took to social media to post the photos they captured during the eclipse.
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Our Christa Dao looks up (safely) to get a glimpse of the eclipse.
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Crescent moon shadows during the eclipse.
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The sun captured on a camera, filtered by eclipse glasses taped to the setup.
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People in Regina come out to experience the eclipse.
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There are many different tools available to view the eclipse. Jules Knox captured some of them.
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The view through a pinhole setup.
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Here is the Solar Eclipse as seen from Victoria Park in Regina, Saskatchewan at 11:56 a.m.
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Here is the Solar Eclipse as seen from Victoria Park in Regina, Saskatchewan at 11:46 a.m.
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Here is the Solar Eclipse from the northwest part of Regina, Saskatchewan
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Here is the Solar Eclipse from the northwest part of Regina, Saskatchewan
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