Forty-five years ago today, construction began on the CN Tower, a.k.a. Drake’s bench, Simpsons’ travel destination and inspiration for Toronto’s creepiest mascot. It took Canadian National ...

Photo courtesy of Hariri Pontarini Architects The development's first residential tower, The Prestige, was completed in 2022 and reaches 65 storeys tall at 216 metres (708 feet).

Despite its current status as a tourist attraction, the CN Tower's practical beginnings was to be a telecommunication tower to help with Toronto's construction boom in the 1960s.

A work crew installs an emergency communications tower hundreds of feet in the air off Hawkins Road in Crownsville with the help of a helicopter to do the heavy lifting, April 13, 2022. A work crew… ...

Dizzying photos show metalworkers straddling massive I-beams with nothing between them and a 1,100-foot drop to the ... The unfinished CN Tower from the Gardiner. The construction platform and ...

Henry Battah starred in a famous photo while building the CN Tower. He’s now 84 and wants to take part in the attraction’s latest thrill, the EdgeWalk.

The CN Tower just got a spiffy new upgrade today that'll make it a whole lot easier to take vertigo-inducing photos from its lookout level. For months, construction on the main pod was shrouded in ...

Thousands of nature lovers — from an obstacle course racer and a cancer-beating writer to a Bachelor alum-conservationist and 18-time climber and professional pet sitter — will soon be ...

The CN Tower is a 553-metre ... Toronto experienced a construction boom that blocked TV and radio broadcast transmission towers, ... printed photos and a certificate of achievement.

The CN Tower under construction in 1973. (Courtesy: CN Tower website) It took more than 1,500 workers and 40 months to build what would become the tallest tower in the world upon its completion ...

It will edge out the current record holder, the 281-metre-tall (921 feet) First Canadian Place and the under-construction One Tower by Foster + Partners, which is set to reach 306 metres (1,003 feet).