Special Olympics' yearlong 50th anniversary celebrations kick-off with Day of Inclusion on Saturday July 21, 2018, a day dedicated to creating a world where all individuals are recognized – and included.

To mark this major milestone, we’re asking iconic monuments and landmarks across Canada to join us by lighting up RED. This will be part of a global demonstration of inclusion, as monuments from Toronto’s CN Tower to the London Eye in U.K. light up in the Special Olympics colour.

Please join us in raising awareness of the need for inclusion and creating a world where everyone is offered the opportunity to live their full potential. Snap a picture of your local landmark/building in RED and post a picture with #ChooseToInclude @SpecialOCanada.

ALBERTA

Calgary Tower, Calgary, AB
Reconciliation Bridge, Calgary, AB
McMahon Stadium, Calgary, AB
Galleria Trees on Stephen, Calgary, AB
ATB Place, Edmonton, AB

BRITISH COLUMBIA

Vancouver City Hall, Vancouver, BC
Science World, Vancouver, BC
BC Place, Vancouver, BC
Sails at Canada Place, Vancouver, BC
Telus, Vancouver, BC
Squamish Adventure Centre, Squamish, BC
Maple Ridge City Hall, Maple Ridge, BC
Civic Plaza, City of Surrey, BC
City of Trail, Trail, BC
Provincial Legislature, Victoria, BC
Quesnet Bridge, Quesnet, BC
Rogers Arena, Vancouver, BC

MANITOBA

City of Winnipeg
Manitoba Legislature

NEW BRUNSWICK

New Brunswick legislature
Signal Hill, St. John's, NL
Confederation Building, St. John's, NL

ONTARIO

CN Tower, Toronto, ON
Schmon Tower, Brock University, ON
Casa Loma, Toronto, ON
Cambridge Pedestrian Bridge, Cambridge

Peace Bridge, ON

QUEBEC

Montreal City Hall, Quebec
Montreal Tower, Montreal
City Hall, Laval, Quebec
Montcalm Palace, Quebec City, Quebec
Jean-De La lande Bridge, Salaberry-de-Valleyfield, Quebec
Neptune sculpture, Salaberry-de-Valleyfield, Quebec
Transition sculpture, Salaberry-de-Valleyfield, Quebec
Valtech Inc., Salaberry-de-Valleyfield, Quebec.
Canadian Tire, Salaberry-de-Valleyfield, Quebe