🇨🇦On 12th August, we’ll pass through the deepest, most concentrated part of the Perseids stream, making this the best night of the year to watch shooting stars. How to watch: 🌌 Choose a dark sky preserve with clear weather and no moonlight. 🏞 Rural spots far from urban light pollution work great. 🚗 Even a provincial park parking lot can be a perfect setup spot. 🔭 No telescope needed-just your eyes and the open sky! Best viewing spots in Ontario: – Torrance Barrens Dark-Sky Preserve (Muskoka) – Killarney Provincial Park – Lake Superior Provincial Park – Bon Echo Provincial Park – Bruce Peninsula National Park – Point Pelee National Park Tips for the best view: 🔭 Give your eyes 20 minutes to adjust to the dark—no phone screens, no car lights, no streetlights, nothing. The longer you stay in darkness, the more meteors you’ll see. 🌙 Head out after midnight when the shower’s radiant is higher in the sky-this is prime shooting star time! 🛋 Bring blankets, lawn chairs, and warm la...