Welcome to a special holiday episode of Muddy York, the podcast where we dig into Toronto’s hidden stories and, let’s be honest, let ourselves get swept up in a little nostalgia. Today, we’re peeling back the frosty layers of one of Toronto’s most magical holiday traditions: the department store Christmas window displays.
 
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Music:
Carol Of The Bells - Audionautix
Christmas Village - Aaron Kenny
Christmas Homecoming - Aaron Kenny
Dance of the Sugar Plum Fairy - Kevin MacLeod
O Christmas Tree - DJ Williams
Central Park - Quincas Moreira
The Dover - The Westerlies

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