When to see the lights Contrary to popular belief, Aurora Borealis is visible year round but you do have a better chance of catching a glimpse during those long northern winter months. There are two prime Aurora seasons in Canada: late August to October, when temperatures are relatively mild; and mid-November to early April, where the sky is clear – just make sure you rug up!
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