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Newsroom Ready: Putting solar eclipse glasses to the test

With people across Canada expected to look to the skies during Monday’s solar eclipse, experts say proper eye protection is crucial. But not all eclipse glasses are created equal. We asked a University of Toronto lab to test two pairs.

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