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Partial lunar eclipse set for Monday, ahead of rare Venus transit

Toronto - June will prove to be yet another month of spectacular stargazing events. On Jun. 4, millions of people will be able to witness a partial lunar eclipse, which is just a few short weeks after the recent solar eclipse.

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