Every year, Nova Scotia sends a Christmas tree to Boston, as thanks for the support Boston provided after the 1917 Halifax Explosion. Evan Solomon talks to Halifax Mayor Mike Savage and Boston Mayor Marty Walsh about the tradition. 

Listen to The Evan Solomon Show podcast on the iHeart radio app, Apple Podcasts, Spotify, or wherever you listen to you podcasts. 

Every year, Nova Scotia sends a Christmas tree to Boston, as thanks for the support Boston provided after the 1917 Halifax Explosion. Evan Solomon talks to Halifax Mayor Mike Savage and Boston Mayor Marty Walsh about the tradition.&nbsp;
Listen to The Evan Solomon Show podcast on the iHeart radio app, Apple Podcasts, Spotify, or wherever you listen to you podcasts.&nbsp;

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ESS: The Halifax and Boston Christmas tree tradition

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There has been a closure of another beloved long time restaurant/business in Ottawa's ByWard Market.

Jack Richardson, CTV Ottawa Multi-Skilled Journalist joins Patricia Boal to discuss what the owner is saying about the closure and what may be next for the spot in the prime part of the Market.

There has been a closure of another beloved long time restaurant/business in Ottawa's ByWard Market.
Jack Richardson, CTV Ottawa Multi-Skilled Journalist joins Patricia Boal to discuss what the owner is saying about the closure and what may be next for the spot in the prime part of the Market.

OAW - ByWard Market restaurant Blue Cactus has closed

With the new year the City of Ottawa has officially kicked in a new anti-idling bylaw to try and get residents to not idle their vehicles for longer than the allotted time.

Tim Tierney, Beacon Hill Cyrville councillor, joins Patricia Boal to discuss this new bylaw, what it means and if it will be enforced or not.

With the new year the City of Ottawa has officially kicked in a new anti-idling bylaw to try and get residents to not idle their vehicles for longer than the allotted time.
Tim Tierney, Beacon Hill Cyrville councillor, joins Patricia Boal to discuss this new bylaw, what it means and if it will be enforced or not.

ESS: The Halifax and Boston Christmas tree tradition

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