CN Tower lights up in red, blue, and white for Montreal Canadiens
The CN Tower has been federally owned and managed by Canada Lands Company, a crown corporation.
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The CN Tower has been federally owned and managed by Canada Lands Company, a crown corporation.
The CN Tower was lit up in red, blue, and white to support the Montreal Canadiens, who are Canada's last remaining team in the Stanley Cup finals.
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View on XThis after Toronto's own hockey team, the Maple Leafs, lost a series to the Canadians. Toronto lost the series in seven games, despite having taken a 3-1 series lead.
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View on XThe Canadiens would go on to face the Winnipeg Jets, who they took care of in a quick four games.
The decision to light the tower up, however, was not loved by all, including Toronto Mayor John Tory, who said: "Not sure what was up with the CN Tower last night. Just confirming the Toronto Sign will not be lit up in the Canadiens' colours. #LeafsForever."
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View on XThe CN Tower has been federally owned and managed by Canada Lands Company, a crown corporation.
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