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CN Tower

CN Tower

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The CN Tower is probably the most recognizable symbol of Toronto. Every Torontonian also knew that it was the tallest free-standing structure in the world; we memorized that phrasing. But why was it built and what is it used for besides selling postcards? Today, we look at the history of the CN Tower on Muddy York, Toronto's #1 history podcast.


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Music:

  1. Dover – The Westerlies

  2. Classic 1985 Movie Soundtrack – Freedom Trail Studio

  3. Looping Ascent – Joel Cummins

  4. Resolve – Joel Cummins

  5. Don't Fret – Quincas Moreira

  6. Circa 1983 – Freedom Trail Studio

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