You may have noticed recently the red and white colour scheme of Calgary Tower in honour of the Olympics, but things turned truly spectacular after Penny Oleksiak won Canada’s first gold medal.
Calgary Tower lit up the cauldron that sits at the top of the building to honour the 16-year-olds major Olympic accomplishments last night. In case you didn’t get a chance to peep it, here are 10 photos for you to enjoy.
A photo posted by Photography By Kevin Cripps🇨🇦 (@adaptive_kromatics) on
Torch is lit! #gocanada #gold #olympics #rio2016 #pennyoleksiak #calgarytower
A video posted by Felicia C. (@felcolli) on
Calgary tower is on fire! #yyc #calgarytower
A video posted by Ashley Victoria Dawn VanSickle (@vansickleashley) on
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Go #Canada Go #goldmedal #yyc #CalgaryTower #firstneverfollows
A video posted by Zaid Jassim (@zizoyyc) on
#calgarytower #canadasfirstgold #rio2016 #yyc #viewfromthelivingroom
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Congratulations @OleksiakPenny
Love, Calgary#Gold #StepUpStandTall #CBCOlympics pic.twitter.com/AX2sb4QD6b— Ange @ Cowgirl Runs (@cowgirlruns) August 12, 2016
See also
- 16-year-old Penny Oleksiak wins Canada's first gold medal at Rio 2016 Olympics
- 27 Canadian medal hopefuls for Rio 2016 Olympics
- 31 Albertans to compete in Rio de Janeiro 2016 Olympics