The 54th annual Christmas tree sent as a gift from Nova Scotia arrived in Boston on Tuesday morning, bringing the holiday ...

Mayor Michelle Wu welcomed the traditional gift that honors Boston's aid following the 1917 Halifax disaster. The lighting ceremony is scheduled for December 4 at the Common.

Mayor Michelle Wu spent three days in Nova Scotia, saying she wanted to affirm Boston's relationship with Canada amid ...

This year marks the 54th anniversary of the annual tree donation, celebrating 108 years of friendship between Boston and Nova Scotia.

Candlelight Christmas Carols on Strings, are live concerts illuminated by candle light that feature classic Christmas carols ...

This year’s historic Tree for Boston is a 45-foot-tall white spruce from Lunenburg County, Nova Scotia. It will be cut down ...

From a 19th-century opera to transit-themed trivia, here are no-cost events and activities across Greater Boston Nov. 17-23.

Our winters once looked like a Christmas card. In the late 1800s, there were at least five toboggan slides in the Boston area ...

Boston Mayor Michelle Wu was on hand to officially receive the tree, and even took a turn holding the chainsaw to cut it down ...

Others, like Sparky, the Boston Terrier, are just trying to survive them. In what might be the most relatable Christmas photo ...

Wu's visit up north also sent a message as the White House raises tension with Canada: She and other Democratic leaders will continue to honor their ties to their northern neighbor.