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Tonight: New Corner Gas on CTV

gas9:30 p.m. – CORNER GAS – “Cat River Daze” – ALL-NEW EPISODE

When it is announced that Dog River Days have been cancelled, Lacey (Gabrielle Miller) enlists the help of Davis (Lorne Cardinal) and Hank (Fred Ewanuick) to save them. Emma (Janet Wright) asks Oscar (Eric Peterson) to get rid of the stray cats in her garden, but the task proves more difficult than Oscar thought, and gives Karen (Tara Spencer-Nairn) a new reputation. Brent (Brent Butt) fakes an injury in Corner Gas to teach Wanda (Nancy Robertson) a lesson.

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Interview: Argiris Karras of Degrassi

From Anthony D. Langford of AfterElton.com:

  • Gays of our Lives
    “Degrassi: The Next Generation has a long history of prominent gay characters and this season is no exception. Earlier this year we met Riley Stavros, a teenager struggling with his sexuality, unable to accept that he is gay. With an episode featuring Riley set to air this week on The N, we decided to chat via e-mail with Argiris Karras, who plays the troubled young man, to get his thoughts on his role.” Read more.
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Stuck season two premieres March 4

STUCK: SEASON TWO

Season two of this exciting series promises even bigger and more shocking transformations as we follow a new group of diverse Canadian women, aged 23 to 52, ready to get “unstuck” in their lives. A mother on the verge of divorce, a trainer achieving everyone’s fitness goals but her own, and a twenty-three year old whose family has referred to her as the ‘fat one’ since she could walk, are just a few members of the engaging group that will set fitness goals in the hopes of reclaiming and improving their physical and emotional well-being.

The barriers to regaining their health have been as varied as the women themselves but they all now share a common goal: to achieve overall wellness through a commitment to a fitness program and a healthy diet – and to have some fun along the way.

In the first episode, the women get surprising – and sometimes devastating – physical assessments from their trainers. Too many nights on the couch with whole pizzas instead of whole grains has finally caught up with them. They meet for a kick-off dinner to discuss the disheartening results and how they can best reach their goals. Produced by 52 Media Inc. in association with W Network, this Canadian original series premieres Wednesday, March 4 at 10 p.m.

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