CN Tower lights up lavender for Hockey Fights Cancer Month

Toronto lit up for Hockey Fights Cancer on Wednesday.

CN Tower, the legendary Toronto landmark, was lit up in lavender in honor of the NHL's Hockey Fights Cancer Month.

The
hockey world
and
its stars
have turned up again in support of the annual NHL initiative that supports cancer patients and their families.
Like Toronto Maple Leafs star center Auston Matthews, who said he
will shave his legendary mustache
if he raises money for Movember, the provincial capital of Ottawa also did its part. CN Tower, which can be seen from across Toronto and even in some parts of the United States, shined as part of Canadian Cancer Society's partnership with the worthwhile cause.
CN Tower is the first of two such lavender light-ups in support of Hockey Fights Cancer in Canada. BC Place in Vancouver will also shine lavender from sunset through 11 p.m. PT on Nov. 28.