<sod> At [[1 E2 m|553.33]] [[metre]]s (1,815.39 feet), the '''Canadian National Tower''' is the world's tallest free-standing land structure. The CN Tower is located in the city of [[Toronto]], [[Ontario]], [[Canada]] and is considered the signature icon of the city.
 
 [[Image:Cntower2.jpg|thumb|210px|Picture of CN Tower from Lake Ontario]]
 
 Built in [[1976]] by [[Canadian National Railway]] (CN) to demonstrate the strength of Canadian industry, the tower was originally designed as a radio and television transmitting [[antenna (electronics)|antenna]]. There are microwave receivers for distant signals at about 305 meters, and the top of the transmission antenna is at the apex of the tower.  Metal staircases with 1769 steps reach the Observation Deck.
 
 At 342 m is the Glass Floor and Outdoor Observation Deck, at 346 m are Horizons Cafe and the Indoor Observation Deck, and at 351 m is the 360 Restaurant, which rotates once every 72 minutes. The restaurant has a minimum purchase requirement and a relatively expensive menu.
 
 <eod> <sod>At [[1 E2 m|553.33]] [[metre]]s (1,815.39 feet), the '''Canada's National Tower''' is the world's tallest free-standing land structure. The CN Tower is located in the city of [[Toronto]], [[Ontario]], [[Canada]] and is considered the signature icon of the city.
 
 [[Image:Cntower2.jpg|thumb|210px|Picture of CN Tower from Lake Ontario]]
 
 Built in [[1976]] by [[Canadian National Railway]] (CN) to demonstrate the strength of Canadian industry, the tower was originally designed as a radio and television transmitting [[antenna (electronics)|antenna]]. There are microwave receivers for distant signals at about 305 meters, and the top of the transmission antenna is at the apex of the tower.  Metal staircases with 1769 steps reach the Observation Deck.

Originally called the Canadian National Tower, but was later rename to Canada's National Tower because Canadian National Railway no longer owns the CN Tower, however the citizen of Toronto wants to keep the name of CN Tower, therefore it is now called "Canada's National Tower".
 
 At 342 m is the Glass Floor and Outdoor Observation Deck, at 346 m are Horizons Cafe and the Indoor Observation Deck, and at 351 m is the 360 Restaurant, which rotates once every 72 minutes. The restaurant has a minimum purchase requirement and a relatively expensive menu.
 
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