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In the news: Charlotte Arnold of Degrassi

November 9, 2008 Diane Wild

From Dani Ng-See-Quan of andPop:

Charlotte Arnold: From Degrassi’s Queen Bee to Confronting the Face of Poverty
“Holly J. Sinclair is Degrassi: The Next Generation’s “mean girl.” This season, not only is she head cheerleader and class president, she’s high-strung, short-tempered, and in short, the typical queen bee.” Read more.

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In the news: Grace Park on The Border

November 9, 2008 Diane Wild

From Brian Coulton of Metro:

Running for The Border
“Los Angeles-born, Vancouver-raised actress Grace Park. makes her debut as Agent Liz Carver, the new, young and impulsive addition to the Immigration and Customs Security team.” Read more.

Awards, Degrassi

In the news: Directors Guild awards handed out

November 8, 2008 Diane Wild

From the Canadian Press:

‘Eastern Promises’ the big winner at the Directors Guild of Canada Awards
“Among TV shows, Intelligence was named best drama, Degrassi: The Next Generation won best family show and Corner Gas was named best comedy. The gritty series Durham County, took two trophies, for best direction and best picture editing.” Read more.

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In the news: Grace Park profile

November 8, 2008 Diane Wild

From Rob Salem of the Toronto Star:

Grace Park’s done being a dirty girl
“No more blood and guts for Battlestar Galactica star as she moves to The Border.” Read more.

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In the news: The Border renewed

November 8, 2008 Diane Wild

From Guy Dixon of the Globe and Mail:

CBC renews The Border for a third season
“The plotline of CBC-TV’s espionage drama The Border will shift in new directions, reflecting the election of President Obama, now that the CBC has renewed the espionage drama The Border for a third season.” Read more.