The Montreal Tower will light up nightly in rainbow colours of solidarity (PHOTOS)

Rainbows have become a symbol of hope and solidarity throughout Quebec during the pandemic and the Olympic Stadium’s Montreal Towers is the latest city landmark to join the campaign.

Quebecers have joined in on the #cavabienaller campaign on social media, showcasing creative ways to display rainbows with the slogan “ça va bien aller” (it’s going to be okay).

The slogan has been popular on sidewalks, windows, the Samuel de Champlain Bridge, and as of Monday night, the Big O will start relaying some added positivity on a nightly basis.

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“The Montreal Tower will light up with the colours of the rainbow, in solidarity with our guardian angels, workers in essential services, and in support of all those who are going through difficult times during this time of uncertainty,” reads the Parc olympique Instagram post. “Let us be united, taken care of, and above all, don’t forget that #cavabienaller!”

 

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