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Police in New York City encountered several hundred pro-Palestinian protesters and made several arrests during the lighting of the tree at Rockefeller Center.

Whether you’re shopping for a budding scientist or an aspiring world-changer, The Globe’s gift guide has something for every kid on your list

This year's Tree for Boston, a 45-foot white spruce, comes from Stewiacke, Nova Scotia.

A giant talking Christmas tree, which has generated headlines around the world in recent years, has returned to a Nova Scotia shopping mall for another holiday season.

The Canadian province held a special tree-cutting ceremony for this year's Tree for Boston, which is set to arrive in the city within the next week.

Boston’s 2023 official tree is a 45-foot-tall, 40-year-old white spruce donated by Bette Gourley of Stewiacke, Nova Scotia, and her family, according to a statement from Boston Parks and Recreation Department.

STEWIACKE, N.S. — Bette Gourley planted her beloved tree in her front yard over 40 years ago. Now at over 45 feet tall, the white spruce will be a gift to ...

A decades-old white spruce that has served as a Stewiacke, N.S. family's outdoor Christmas tree for decades has been chosen as this year's Tree for Boston.

A new book by a Nova Scotia author explores the ships in the harbour during the Halifax Explosion.

Before he became known as being a Group of Seven painter, Arthur Lismer lived in Halifax for three years. For part of that time, he documented wartime Halifax as an artist for the Canadian War Memorials Fund.