Holiday Cheer contest | CTV Edmonton

It's the most wonderful time of the year and we want to celebrate it with you!

One of the best things about the holiday season is the outdoor decorations; full yards covered in lights, figures, and homemade displays of all kinds. Whether you're going full Griswold or have something a bit more low key, we want to see all of your wonderful decorations!

From now until December 13, you can upload pictures of your outdoor decorations and we'll feature them in the show and online. Then, on December 17, one lucky winner will win $500 and be featured with their winning display on CTV Morning Live!

Enter below and good luck!

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