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TV
Viewers give cold shoulder to hockey series
Reality queen Julie Snyder faces first real flop as TVA talks of reworking Canadiens vs. Nordiques reality
Auction extended on Canwest papers
U.S. bondholders hope to drive up price between now and March 5
Olympic boost for Hiccups, Dan
New comedies from Butt and Ewanuick to bow after close of Winter Olympics on CTV. The Bridge to follow on Fridays
Kelowna station airing graphic anti-abortion ad
Pro-life group ‘surprised’ CHBC agreed to run spot that includes image of a detached arm
Super Bowl already a winner for CTV
Ad rates are up and space is sold out, says network
Newton-John singing for McGowan musical
Follow-up to One Week casts Grease star as hockey mom. Songwriter Marc Jordan, Hawksley Workman also to appear
Debbie Travis, husband exit RTR
Kit Redmond sole owner of indie shop following buyout. Shows lined up for HGTV and W
Asper overruled on sell-off
Fire sale of newspaper chain okayed by lenders. Bank of Nova Scotia among suitors
Bluepoint eyes U.S. expansion
Former CKX suitor still smitten with local television
Jobs shuffled at NFB
Four positions gone from Winnipeg, two added across Prairies as board looks to broaden reach
Swamps and spirits infiltrate Discovery
New reality shows to go head-to-head with the Olympics
Comedian in the spotlight
Indie producer Ira Levy believes Canadians have cracked the code to create the perfect Canadian sitcom by moving beyond sketch comedy to build shows around a single comic. The Breakthrough Films & Television cofounder argues Canadians traditionally found success by crafting laughers around strong sketch comedy troupes like Kids in the Hall, SCTV or Royal Canadian Air Farce.
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