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Friday December 4, 2009 // 4:39 am
Written by Owen Wolter

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The Canadian Pacific Railway’s Holiday Train visited Windsor’s CP rail yard on Thursday night. Hundreds and hundreds of children, parents and family members gathered to hear carols, deposit food bank donations and check out the lighted train.


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Elsewhere, the Windsor’s Parks & Recreation Department flipped the switch on hundreds of thousands of LED lights on newly planted trees at Dougall and EC Row Expressway.


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And on Dougall near Ouellette Pl., last years’ familiar light display made a return. Parks & Rec plugged in thousands of multicoloured lights to make the bland stretch of Dougall a pretty sight as motorists whiz by at 60km/h.


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And at Dieppe Park on Windsor’s riverfront, multicoloured lights warm a tall spruce tree with seasonal cheer. Many other trees along the riverfront are coated with icy-white lights.

The Downtown Windsor BIA installed a giant pine tree on the roof of the Holiday Inn’s parking garage on Thursday. The “Tree of Hope” will be fully decorated and lit by next Tuesday.

Owen
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Owen Wolter Owen Wolter is the creator of windsoriteDOTca, former author of Windsor blog Windsor Visuals and is a self-described storyteller photojournalist. Owen believes print will never be replaceable, but that the internet is a fascinating market for 21st century news and communication.

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  • Randolph

    I must say, the lighting on Dougall Ave during this time of year adds a special feel, even when driving by at 60 km/h. I saw the new lights for the Jameson Woods that were recently planted, I must say it was quite striking. I’ve spoken with many people in my office nearby on Ouellette who thought it looks spectacular.

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