From CBC:
YouTube superstar Lilly Singh takes her world-famous Superwoman persona from the web to national TV as one of Air Farce’s special guests on the all-new AIR FARCE NEW YEAR’S EVE.
From Bill Harris:
Kids with chainsaws. I couldn’t believe my eyes and ears.
Those can’t be real. The chainsaws, I mean.
“Oh no, those were actual chainsaws,†said Peter Arnold of Timber Kings. “There were a few safety precautions, though. We took the chains off, for one. A lot of times it’s the noise that matters, right?†Continue reading.
From CBC:
CBC is holding a national challenge called The Play Exchange. Six different groups of Canadians have six cool ideas to help get our country active and healthy. The groups are competing for up to one millions dollars, and your votes decide the winner. In this clip, Trish Stratus (former WWE superstar) explains the idea she’s backing – Healthy Schools: Putting Students First. Check out all of the groups and their ideas.
From Jim Bawden:
I usually get to interview Ron James once a year when his TV series comes back on CBC. And once is enough for me –the guy is wickedly funny and once my ribs hurt a bit after a nonstop telephone chat filled with his joking.
This year it’s different.
James’s well liked series is gone from CBC-TV because a new administration is trying to remake the schedule to its own liking. Continue reading.