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CN TOWER UNVEILS RENOS TO
CELEBRATE 50TH ANNIVERSARY
THE CANADA LANDS COMPANY unveiled its $21-million renovation to the CN Tower’s Lower Observation Level to
kick o昀昀 the attraction’s 50th anniversary year celebrations.
The revamped Lower Observation Level features
Artmosphere, state-of-the-art interactive video walls
that create opportunities to showcase immersive and
interactive art with animated visual representations
of original works by a collective of Canadian artists, including
Indigenous artists from across the country.
“The CN Tower is an iconic symbol, at the heart of Toronto’s
skyline and one of the most recognizable landmarks in the world.
This powerful emblem of Canada will shine even brighter,” said Marc
Miller, Minister of Canadian Identity and Culture.
The modernized space also o昀昀ers year-round indoor viewing
capacity and a new glass 昀氀oor for an unparallel experience. Providing
Olivia Chow, Mayor of Toronto (left), and Marc Miller,
Minister of Canadian Identity and Culture cut the ribbon to
reveal the $21-million renovation of the CN Tower’s Lower
Observation Level.
CANADA LANDS COMPANY
“The CN Tower is an iconic symbol, at the heart of Toronto’s
skyline and one of the most recognizable landmarks in the world.”
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a unique vantage point at 113 storeys above Toronto, the addition of
OverView invites guests with an opportunity to step out and lean out
for views of the city over the Tower’s Radome.
“Tourism is an economic driver for the City of Toronto. The CN
Tower de昀椀nes our skyline and adds to the vibrancy of our city,”
added Olivia Chow, Mayor of Toronto.
“As the steward of the CN Tower, Canada Lands Company is
committed to its continued evolution,” said CEO Stéphan Déry.
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