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Canadian Tire is bringing a 1.5-km multi-sensory drive-thru to the GTA this holiday season

Think you’ve seen the best light up drive-thrus? Think again. This holiday season, Canadian Tire is pulling out all the stops. Yeah, you read that correctly. Home improvement isn’t all this joint does. The Canadian Tire Christmas Trail is an incredible multi-sensory drive-thru experience like no other.

From November 18th to December 9th, stop by to see what all the hype is about. They’ve got so many perks in store, you won’t know what hit you. We’re talking live entertainment, festive snacks, thousands of hanging lights, and loads more. Seriously, is there anything they didn’t think of?

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Plus, at the end of the trail you’ll come to an incredible curated display featuring Santa Claus himself. Somehow they’ve figured out a way to snap that classic holiday photo while still social distancing! It’s a safe and festive way to celebrate with your little ones.

So head on up to North York and experience the Canadian Tire Christmas TrailTickets are already on sale, so be sure to nab yours ASAP.

We’ll see you there!

CANADIAN TIRE CHRISTMAS TRAIL

Where: 1000 Murray Ross Pkwy, North York
When: Wednesday, November 18th – Wednesday, December 9th
Tickets: On sale here

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