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CBC Thunder Bay Team Embarks on Quest for Ideal Christmas Tree
As the holiday season approaches, CBC Thunder Bay’s team set out to find the ideal Christmas tree for the station. This year, the adventure included Mary-Jean Cormier and Gord Ellis, who welcomed Andrew Parker, the new executive producer, to the picturesque landscapes of northwestern Ontario.
Their journey took them through the scenic routes of the region, known for its stunning natural beauty and abundant forests. The trio’s goal was to select a tree that would not only enhance the festive spirit at CBC Thunder Bay but also symbolize the community’s connection to the winter season.
Along the way, they explored various local tree farms, each offering a unique selection of trees. As they navigated through rows of evergreens, Cormier and Ellis shared their experiences and insights about the area, enriching Parker’s understanding of the region’s culture and traditions.
The search for the perfect tree is more than just a mission; it is a cherished tradition at CBC Thunder Bay. Each year, the team engages in this festive pursuit, fostering a sense of camaraderie and holiday cheer. This year, the choice of tree will be especially meaningful as it marks Parker’s first holiday season with the station.
The team emphasized the importance of supporting local businesses during the festive season. By purchasing a tree from a nearby farm, they aimed to contribute to the local economy while celebrating the spirit of giving. Cormier highlighted, “Choosing a local tree not only supports our community but also brings a piece of northwestern Ontario into our homes.”
In addition to their tree-hunting adventure, the group captured moments of their journey for social media, inviting the audience to join in on the fun. This interactive approach allows viewers to engage with the station and share in the holiday spirit.
As the expedition continued, the team evaluated various factors, including tree size, shape, and overall health. Their discussions revealed a consensus that the perfect tree must have a robust presence while fitting harmoniously into the station’s festive decor.
After hours of exploration and deliberation, they finally found a beautiful tree that met their criteria. The selection process concluded with laughter and excitement as they envisioned the tree adorned with lights and ornaments, creating a warm and inviting atmosphere for the community.
The chosen tree will be showcased at CBC Thunder Bay, serving as a focal point for holiday events and celebrations. This annual tradition not only brings joy to the station’s staff but also fosters a sense of unity within the community as they gather to celebrate the festive season together.
In sharing their journey, Cormier, Ellis, and Parker illustrated the significance of local traditions and the joy of collaboration. As they prepare for the celebrations ahead, the team looks forward to creating lasting memories with their chosen Christmas tree, embodying the spirit of community and holiday cheer in northwestern Ontario.
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