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When Is Earth Hour? Which Landmarks Are Going Dark?

Which Landmarks Are Going Dark For Earth Hour?

Earth Hour takes place from 8:30 p.m. to 9:30 p.m. local time on Saturday (March 29).

The occasion sees people all over the world dim the lights for a single hour to raise awareness of environmental issues.

Previous years have seen world landmarks such as the Sydney Opera House, the Burj Khalifa and London's Big Ben go dark.

We compiled a list of major landmarks throughout North America that will turn down their lights for 60 minutes.

And tell us: how do you plan to celebrate Earth Hour?

CN Tower, Toronto
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The CN Tower is one of several landmarks going dark for Eartn Hour, reports CTV News.
Niagara Falls, Ontario
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The majestic falls will also dim the lights for Earth Hour, CTV reports.
City Hall, Calgary
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Non-essential lights at Calgary City Hall will be turned out for Earth Hour.
BC Place, Vancouver
Flickr:Michael Whyte
BC Place Stadium has agreed to turn out its LED lights on March 29, reports Inside Vancouver.
Canada Place, Vancouver
Flickr:Reg Natarajan
Expect darkness at Canada Place on March 29, advises Inside Vancouver.
Telus World of Science, Vancouver
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The illuminated dome at the Telus World of Science may well be invisible against the night sky when it dims for Earth Hour.
Space Needle, Seattle
Flickr:JWolff-STL
The Space Needle is sure to leave a great big gap in Seattle's skyline during Earth Hour.
Golden Gate Bridge, San Francisco
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Earth Hour may not be the best time to drive across the Golden Gate Bridge.
Gateway Arch, St. Louis
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Or to look up and expect to find St. Louis's Gateway Arch.
Willis Tower, Chicago
Flickr:MrsSparkyC
Good night, Willis Tower!
Chrysler Building, New York
Flickr:diana_robinson
Good night, Chrysler Building.
Empire State Building, New York
Flickr:Jeffrey
King Kong surely won't climb it on THIS night.
Times Square, New York
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If a musical were written about Earth Hour, you could call it, "Times Square: Turn ON the Dark."

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