29.03.2026 09:00
The CN Tower, the third tallest tower in the world, turned off its lights in support of the global environmental movement as part of Earth Hour. The structure, one of Toronto's landmarks, was plunged into darkness for one hour during the event aimed at raising awareness about climate change.
The CN Tower, one of the symbols of Toronto city in Ontario, Canada, turned off its lights for one hour as part of the Earth Hour event to raise awareness about environmental consciousness.
SUPPORTED THE GLOBAL ENVIRONMENTAL MOVEMENT
As the world's third tallest tower, the CN Tower participated in the Earth Hour event, which attracts millions of people's attention every year. As part of the global awareness movement aimed at protecting the environment, the external lights of the tower were completely turned off at designated times.
THE SYMBOLS WERE COVERED IN DARKNESS
While many important buildings and symbols around the world turned off their lights simultaneously to draw attention to climate change and energy conservation, the CN Tower also joined this symbolic action. The event aims to encourage individuals and institutions to reduce energy consumption.
WHAT IS EARTH HOUR?
Earth Hour is known as a global environmental movement initiated by the World Wildlife Fund (WWF). In this event held every March, millions of people and institutions around the world carry out a symbolic awareness action by turning off their lights for a specific hour to draw attention to climate change.