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Dragons' Den, Little Mosque on the Prairie, Rick Mercer Report, This Hour Has 22 Minutes

In the news: CBC renewals, cancellations

From Tod Maffin at Inside the CBC:

  • Terrorism drama among list of new CBC TV shows; Venture and Opening Night cancelled
    “Shows coming back to air include: Little Mosque on the Prairie, Test the Nation, Canada’s Next Great Prime Minister, The National (duh), Marketplace, This Hour Has 22 Minutes, The Rick Mercer Report, The Royal Canadian Air Farce, Dragons’ Den. Curiously absent from the list of returning shows is Intelligence, but a CBC spokesperson tells me it’s not an omen — talks with the independent producer are still continuing.”
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In the news: Dragons’ Den ends tonight

From the Toronto Star, a blurb about the success of Dragons’ Den, which has its finale tonight (see second item):

From CBC:

The season finale takes a surprising twist when the secrets of the Den are revealed. In this episode, viewers will learn what happened to some of the most talked about pitchers. In particular, the Kingston woman who pitched her kegel exerciser; the Winnipeg brothers who wanted to mortgage their family farm to make their electronic gift card dreams come true; the memorable pitcher who brought the Dragons to tears with her personal tale of escaping communist Czechoslovakia; and the Brighton, Ont. man who won the pockets of the Dragons with his portable barbeque.

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