As many of Toronto's favourite summer activities continue to resume operations and welcome back visitors, the CN Tower has announced that it's now accepting reservations for the EdgeWalk once again.

With my toes jutting out beyond a ledge high atop the tallest structure in Toronto, I looked down on planes arriving at the nearby airport and the rooftops of the highest buildings in the city. I was ...

Looks like turning 97 only makes you more daring: one Toronto woman who just passed that milestone celebrated by doing the EdgeWalk at the CN Tower. Many people 40-, 50- or even 60-years younger are ...

[videoembed size="full_width" alignment="center"][/videoembed] Here is Mark Laroche, President and CEO of Canada Lands Company ("Duh, we know."), getting a tour of ...

It doesn’t open till Aug. 1, but the CN Tower’s EdgeWalk – in which you walk around the outside of a ledge at, as the Star’s Dan Robson put it, “356 metres above sanity” – is already a hit. Advance ...

EdgeWalk is CN Tower’s most thrilling attraction in its history, and the first of its kind in North America. It is the world’s highest full circle hands-free walk on a 5 ft (1.5 m) wide ledge ...

TORONTO - The CN Tower’s latest attraction, which allows daredevils to take a stroll 356 metres up in the air, opened to the public Monday. EdgeWalk lets thrill-seekers take a hands-free walk along a ...

Kelsey McEwen is facing her fears. On Tuesday, the CTV's "Your Morning" meteorologist shared a series of photos from her latest broadcast where she rappelled from Toronto's CN Tower. The snaps ...

- Stepping out on CN Tower's EdgeWalk - by Mark Laroche, President and CEO of Canada Lands Company - To view the Social Media Release, click here: http://smr.newswire ...

As a reporter who once cried in the newsroom and gags at the smell of mustard, I was assumed to be a solid candidate to write about the CN Tower’s EdgeWalk. Surely Daubs will fall apart.

Reports lean back over the edge of the catwalk during the media preview for the "EdgeWalk" on the CN Tower in Toronto, July 27, 2011. Participants are strapped in to a harness that is attached to a ...