Get your wishes ready, because the Perseids offer the best chance to see a shooting star in 2020.

A meteor was spotted entering the atmosphere above Saskatoon on Saturday night.

A numerically special 'cold moon' will rise in the east before Canadians across the country get a chance to see the Geminid meteor shower.

If you were looking at the sky around 2:00 Tuesday morning, you may have caught a glimpse of the Perseid meteor shower. 

This year's meteor shower is expected to be particularly spectacular. Here's where and how to watch.

If you’re hoping to get a glimpse of the celestial event, and perhaps photograph it, here are some viewing tips.

The Lyrid meteor shower takes place between April 16 and 25.

Winnipeggers took to social media Wednesday evening after seeing a bright flash in the night sky.

The best bet is to find a secluded spot outdoors with clear skies, and minimal city lights.

The meteor shower peaks this weekend, and the view is expected to be quite clear.