Lighting
Every night, the CN Tower lights up to honour major Canadian cultural moments, charities and special causes.
Yellow, Dark Blue, Red and White
The top of the hour show will be dedicated to National Indigenous History Month throughout the month of June.
Rainbow
The bottom of the hour rainbow show will be dedicated to Pride Month every night in June.
Blue
National Deafblind Awareness Month
Red
National Hemochromatosis Week
Green
BGC Club Day
Purple
ALS Awareness Month and Lou Gehrig Day
Yellow
Rugby In The Square - 200th year of Rugby
White
National Day Against Gun Violence in Canada
Teal
National MG (Myasthenis Gravis Disease) Awareness month
Blue, Magenta and Yellow
National AccessAbility Week
Red and White
Canadian Armed Forces Day
Green
Second Harvest’s « Rescue Party » in support of food recovery and reducing environmental impact of avoidable food waste
Purple
Hidradenitis Suppurativa (HS) Awareness Week
Green
World Environment Day/Canadian Environment Week
Purple
Spinal CSF Leak Awareness Week
Blue and Green
Brain Injury Awareness Month
Blue and Yellow
Relay for Life in support of the Canadian Cancer Society
Blue and Orange
Action Anxiety Day
Blue, Green and White
Hydrocephalus and Spina bifida Awareness Month
Red, White and Teal
National Blood Donor Week and World Blood Donor Day
Lime Green
World Kidney Cancer Day
Purple
World Elder Abuse Awareness Day
Lime Green and Green
International CDKL5 Awareness Day
Blue
Father’s Day and Prostate Cancer Awareness
Yellow and Orange
International Pollinator Week
Red and White
World Sickle Cell Awareness Day
Yellow, Dark Blue, Red and White
Indigenous Peoples Day
Purple
Migraine Solidarity Day
Blue, Light Blue and Red
#ShowYourStripes Day - Climate Change Awareness
Dim
National Day of Remembrance for Victims of Terrorism
Red and Blue
Global Hereditary Hemorrhagic Telangiectasia (HHT) Awareness Day
Purple and White
XLH Awareness Day
Blue and White
Saint-Jean-Baptiste Day
Rainbow
Toronto Pride Parade
Red and White
CN Tower’s Birthday: Today, the CN Tower turns 47
Red and White
Canadian Multiculturalism Day
Blue
Arthrogryposis Multiplex Congenita (AMC) Awareness Day
Body
Special lighting notes
On the day a Canadian soldier is repatriated, structural lighting will be dimmed and the CN Tower will remain dark in the skyline for five minutes at the top of every hour throughout that night to honour the soldier who has made the ultimate sacrifice.
The CN Tower lights in rainbow colours nightly, at the bottom of each hour as a symbol of strength, unity and hope.
As we do when any of Toronto’s major league teams reach the playoffs, the CN Tower is illuminated in the team’s colours during the first home game of each series and then for the final game. Should any of the playoff games occur on a night when the CN Tower has a previous commitment, our usual 10-minute light show at the top of the hour will instead be dedicated to the team colours.
