The second Thursday in June is designated Global Fatty Liver Day. On this day, buildings across Canada are lit green to raise awareness about fatty liver disease.

Fatty Liver disease, also called MASLD (metabolic dysfunction associated steatotic liver disease) is a risk factor for liver cancer. It affects approximately 25% of all Canadians and is when too much fat is stored in the liver; this is non-alcoholic in nature (Liver Canada, 2025).

Supporters were able to capture this event in the following photographs. Thank you everyone for sharing these beautiful photos with us!

To recognize Global Fatty Liver Day, landmarks on this map will be lit green. Due to scheduling conflicts, landmarks will be lit green on a different days. You can check the date on each landmark by clicking the different light bulbs on the map below.

You can also look up when each landmark will be lit green in the table below.

 

View photo galleries from previous years:

• 2024 Photo Gallery
• 2025 Photo Gallery