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Eclipses in Canada

Next solar eclipse in Canada: August 2, 2027

Total solar eclipse (Morocco, Spain, Gibraltar and Algeria in the path). Totality crosses Canada on August 23, 2044. Pick your city for exact local times.

The biggest cities

next eclipse of each kind
CityNext solar eclipseNext lunar eclipseNext total solar
Toronto OntarioJan 26, 2028 1.0%Jan 11, 2028 partialafter 2100
Montréal QuebecJan 26, 2028 1.1%Jan 11, 2028 partialafter 2100
Calgary AlbertaJan 14, 2029 77%Jan 11, 2028 partialAug 22, 2044
Ottawa OntarioJan 26, 2028 0.9%Jan 11, 2028 partialafter 2100
Edmonton AlbertaJan 14, 2029 78%Jan 11, 2028 partialAug 22, 2044
Winnipeg ManitobaJan 14, 2029 73%Jan 11, 2028 partialafter 2100
Mississauga OntarioJan 26, 2028 1.0%Jan 11, 2028 partialafter 2100
Vancouver British ColumbiaJan 14, 2029 73%Jan 11, 2028 partialafter 2100
Brampton OntarioJan 26, 2028 0.9%Jan 11, 2028 partialafter 2100
Hamilton OntarioJan 26, 2028 1.1%Jan 11, 2028 partialafter 2100
Surrey British ColumbiaJan 14, 2029 73%Jan 11, 2028 partialafter 2100
Québec QuebecJan 26, 2028 1.2%Jan 11, 2028 partialafter 2100
Halifax Nova ScotiaAug 2, 2027 9.8%Jan 12, 2028 partialMay 1, 2079
Laval QuebecJan 26, 2028 1.1%Jan 11, 2028 partialafter 2100
London OntarioJan 26, 2028 1.1%Jan 11, 2028 partialafter 2100
Markham OntarioJan 26, 2028 0.9%Jan 11, 2028 partialafter 2100
Vaughan OntarioJan 26, 2028 0.9%Jan 11, 2028 partialafter 2100
Gatineau QuebecJan 26, 2028 0.8%Jan 11, 2028 partialafter 2100
Victoria British ColumbiaJan 14, 2029 72%Jan 11, 2028 partialafter 2100
Saskatoon SaskatchewanJan 14, 2029 77%Jan 11, 2028 partialafter 2100
Kitchener OntarioJan 26, 2028 1.0%Jan 11, 2028 partialafter 2100
Burnaby British ColumbiaJan 14, 2029 73%Jan 11, 2028 partialafter 2100
Windsor OntarioJan 26, 2028 1.2%Jan 11, 2028 partialafter 2100
Longueuil QuebecJan 26, 2028 1.2%Jan 11, 2028 partialafter 2100
Regina SaskatchewanJan 14, 2029 76%Jan 11, 2028 partialafter 2100
All 90 cities in Canada

Eclipse predictions by Fred Espenak, NASA's GSFC: NASA Eclipse Web Site, Five Millennium Canon of Solar Eclipses and Catalog of Lunar Eclipses (Espenak & Meeus): Besselian elements, path of totality tables and lunar contact times. City times are computed by us from those Besselian elements with the standard method (Meeus, Elements of Solar Eclipses), using a current estimate of ΔT (Earth-rotation correction) instead of the Canon's older extrapolation; they agree with NASA's own calculator to 0.1 s and with an independent Skyfield/JPL DE440 computation to within 15 s. Times are for sea level and ignore the lunar limb profile (a few seconds near the path edges). City coordinates: GeoNames (CC BY 4.0).