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Tonight: Hockey Wives, Dragons’ Den, X Company

Hockey Wives, W Network – premiere
Hockey Wives delivers a rare opportunity for fans to meet ten sexy, accomplished “captains” off the ice and explores the meaning of being married to the game. With an exclusive look into the high-stakes lives of WAGs (wives and girlfriends) of the NHL®, the series reveals that it takes an incredible woman to manage fulfilling personal careers and stick handle life off of the ice with some of today’s top pro athletes. There are incredible perks to being a hockey wife, but, make no mistake, balancing the pressure of trades, relentless travel, long periods of separation, injury, retirement and living for the game takes an extraordinary and self-sufficient woman. Though they are based in cities all over North America, the wives cross paths throughout the course of the regular NHL season and are deeply affected by one another. From wives who are new to the league, to those whose partners are Stanley Cup winning superstars or entering retirement, these women form a team of their own, supporting and encourage one another through personal and professional highs and lows.

Dragons’ Den, CBC
A company asks the Dragons to take a shot with their business; a brave entrepreneur hopes his product won’t put him on a razor’s edge; and a long-time entrepreneur hopes his bitter story helps him make a sweet deal. Plus, a married couple say they’ve got the perfect solution to a hot problem.

X Company, CBC – “Walk With The Devil”
Aurora and the team wrestle with whether to trust a Vichy Mayor, who offers rich intelligence in exchange for their help in discovering what has become of the town’s young women.

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Dragons' Den, X Company, Young Drunk Punk

Tonight: Young Drunk Punk, Dragons’ Den, X Company

Young Drunk Punk, City – “Yoga Show”
Lloyd (Bruce McCulloch) and Ian (Tim Carlson) find common ground while watching a mildly racy yoga show one morning – but their objectifying eyes are soon opened when Helen (Tracy Ryan) joins the cast of the show. Meanwhile, Belinda (Allie Macdonald) goes on a journey of self-discovery when some old friends return from university.

Dragons’ Den, CBC
Three friends hope they will be able to toast to a Dragon deal; a pair of nurses thinks the Dragons will want in, after they have a chance to sleep on it; and an eager entrepreneur sticks her neck out to see if the Dragons will bite. Plus, a CEO tries to convince the Dragons that seed money is all he needs to grow a super business.

X Company, CBC – “Sixes and Sevens”
The team engineers a high-risk extraction of a British airman with the help of an infamous jazz chanteuse. Meanwhile, Harry struggles to help a critically injured Frenchwoman deliver her baby.

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Dragons' Den, X Company, Young Drunk Punk

Tonight: Young Drunk Punk, Dragons’ Den, X Company

Young Drunk Punk, City – “Ian and Shinky Make a Move”
After seeing the film Eraserhead, Ian (Tim Carlson) and Shinky (Atticus Mitchell) decide to make their own movie using the security cameras at Brae Vista, forcing a tired Lloyd (Bruce McCulloch) to work overtime trying to figure out what’s going on. But when Helen (Tracy Ryan) tries to help out by giving Lloyd some suspiciously effective pep pills, things in Brae Vista start to go seriously off the rails.

Dragons’ Den, CBC
Business partners show the Dragons how they’ll wipe away the competition; one entrepreneur reveals his strategy in the Den; and a family promises their product will relieve the Dragons’ swelling desire for a successful brand. Plus, one business tries to prove they have the right ammunition to zero-in on becoming an industry leader.

X Company, CBC – “Kiss of Death”
The team infiltrates a brothel and a Gestapo headquarters as they battle to stop atomic research from falling into the hands of the Nazis. Meanwhile, things get personal for Aurora when she learns the tragic fate of her lover.

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Link: Expect more new faces on next season’s Dragons’ Den

From Mary Teresa Bitti of the Financial Post:

Expect more new faces on next season’s Dragons’ Den as Vikram Vij becomes latest star rumoured to be leaving CBC show
If rumour has it right, Season 10 of CBC’s Dragons’ Den will feature not one, not two but three new dragons. The exodus started with David Chilton announcing his departure, followed by Arlene Dickinson and, although CBC will not comment, it appears one of the newest dragons, Vikram Vij will also not be returning. Mr. Vij was unavailable for comment. Continue reading.

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Dragons' Den, Saving Hope, X Company, Young Drunk Punk

Tonight: X Company, Saving Hope, Young Drunk Punk, Dragons’ Den

X Company, CBC – Series premiere
X Company explores the origins of spycraft through the character-driven stories of five young recruits, plucked from their ordinary lives, trained in covert operations and sent beyond enemy lines to fight for the Allied cause. Evelyne Brochu, Jack Laskey, Warren Brown, Dustin Milligan, Connor Price, Hugh Dillon and Lara Jean Chorostecki. As a new team of Allied agents face a terrifying first mission, Camp X’s spymaster Duncan Sinclair must convince a fragile young man with a perfect memory to join the fight.

Saving Hope, CTV – “All the Pretty Horses”
A devastating accident requires the help of Hope Zion Hospital’s doctors at an offsite army base, and Dr. Charlie Harris (Michael Shanks) and Dr. Joel Goran (Daniel Gillies) flip a coin to decide who will take the call. When Joel wins the toss, he and Dr. Zach Miller (Ben Ayres) depart for a heart‐pounding day as they attempt to save the life of a soldier in dire circumstances. Meanwhile, Charlie and Dr. Dawn Bell (Michelle Nolden) work to save a victim of hypothermia, and it’s do or die time for Hope Zion Hospital’s surgeons-in-training when Dr. Alex Reid (Erica Durance), Dr. Maggie Lin (Julia Taylor Ross), and Dr. Rian Larouche (Danso Gordon) finally face the future and their Surgical Boards. But for Alex, the biggest day in her career is also about to become the biggest day of her life.

Young Drunk Punk, City – “The Clash is Coming”
Ian (Tim Carlson) and Shinky (Atticus Mitchell) find out that The Clash is coming to Calgary and make it their mission in life to get tickets – no matter what they have to do. Meanwhile, Helen (Tracy Ryan) and Belinda (Allie Macdonald) find a clash of their own when constructive criticism becomes a destructive battle of wits.

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