Our own universe around us is open to explore, whether using our own eyes, binoculars or astronomy telescopes, A visual visit to our moon or our relative planets and on to other galaxies, star formations, nebulas, comets, can keep our interest peaked for some time........
Total Eclipse of the Moon on March 3, 2007 as seen from Thunder Bay. This image is near the end of the eclipse. For once the skies were clear and the whole spectacular eclipse was seen with an undisturbed view.
lunar phases   For more information on the Clear Sky Clock click here

Sites that help with observing

Thunder Bay Centre, Royal Astronomy Society of Canada  
Northwestern Ontario astronomy organization.
Ideas for viewing sites in and around Thunder Bay, 'Guide to the Galaxy' articles.
Meetings are held on the second Tuesday of the month, at Confederation College's Shuniah Building, Room 379. We usually start at 7:30 pm. We do not meet during the months of July and August. Our gatherings are very informal, with usually some talks or guest speakers scheduled. Interested persons and students taking the "reBackyard Astronomy" course are most welcome.

Skymaps.com 
Sky maps each month!