SEASONS IN CANADA
There are four astronomical seasons in Canada, defined by the movement of the sun in the sky. For the northern hemisphere:
Spring starts at the moment when the sun is directly over the equator, going from south to north: the "vernal equinox"'.
Summer starts at the moment when the sun is farthest north: the "summer solstice".
Fall starts at the moment when the sun is directly over the equator, going from north to south: the "autumnal equinox".
Winter starts at the moment when the sun is farthest south: the "winter solstice".
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