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Putting on a show: The next time to see Northern lights in Waterloo region

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A power eruption from the sun on Saturday supercharged the aurora borealis. The northern lights are affected by the amount of activity in the sun, and the sun's activity goes up and down over about an 11 year cycle. British Columbia's Human Rights Commissioner, Kasari Govender, says she is disturbed about 'hate-fuelled marches' planned in several communities.

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Putting on a show: The next time to see Northern lights in Waterloo region

Some stargazers got to see a stunning show in the sky on Monday night – the northern lights visible from our own backyard.

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