From Yvonne Zacharias of the Vancouver Sun:

• Hollywood North: How do you make science sexy?
  “CBC TV thinks it has come up with the right chemistry. A slick, fun, fast-paced half-hour weekly show called Project X. The scientific sleuths on the show take viewers into swamps, garbage dumps, university labs, test facilities, underground tunnels, shooting ranges, kitchens, hardware stores, salvage yards and elsewhere to unearth solutions to probing scientific questions.” Read more.

From Richard Ouzounian of the Toronto Star:

• CBC’s Triple Sensation auditioning for Season 2
  Judge Cynthia Dale: “I’m happy because it was a show that had integrity and treated its contestants with respect … and also because it was entertaining to watch and a blast to work on!” Read more.

From a media release:

Triple Sensation’s Executive Producer and Show Creator Garth Drabinsky today announced national open call auditions for the ground-breaking performing arts television series.

The popular CBC series, hailed as “the talent equivalent of a perfect storm… remarkable,” by Liz Nicholls in the Edmonton Journal, showcases a national search for young Canadians aged 16-26 who share a passion for the performing arts and whose combined talent in the acting, singing and dance disciplines is formidable.

Pre-registration for Open Call auditions begins today online at www.triplesensation.ca.

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From CBC:

• Ont. high school student named Canada’s Triple Sensation
  “John-Michael Scapin, a 17-year-old high school student from Newmarket, Ont., has been chosen winner in the CBC reality TV program Triple Sensation.” Read more.

Photo of John-Michael Scapin courtesy CBC, by Michael Cooper.