Everything about Heartland, eh?

In the news: Graham Wardle of Heartland goes country

From Bruce Kirkland of QMI Agency:

  • ‘Heartland’ star likes going country
    “The city kid goes to the country — and likes it! Graham Wardle, one of the appealing young leads in the Canadian TV series Heartland, was born in Mission, B.C., but grew up entirely in greater Vancouver. So Alberta’s Big Sky country, where Heartland is filmed, is a revelation and part of the show’s appeal to both him and the public.” Read more.
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DVDs prove quality in Canadian content

From Bruce Kirkland of QMI Agency:

  • Quality Canadian shows exist
    “But the constant complaining about problems with government funding, government regulations and the private sector’s penchant for buying American has had one unfortunate side effect. It makes it appear that there is nothing Canadian to celebrate. Wrong. And the new release of two box sets, Heartland: The Complete First Season and Heartland: The Complete Second Season is a poignant reminder.” Read more.
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In the news: Alberta’s Rosie nominations announced

From Eric Volmers of the Calgary Herald:

  • Rosie nominations bloom
    “Olympic athletes, a horse-whispering teen and cowboy zombies were among the eclectic crew Rosie smiled on Wednesday morning as finalists for the Alberta Film & Television Awards were announced in Calgary and Edmonton.” Read more.

From Elizabeth Withey of the Edmonton Journal:

  • Edmonton scores big with Rosie nominations
    “Prairie Dog Film & Television’s Blackstone earned nine nominations, including best production reflecting cultural diversity, best director, best screenwriter and editor in a drama over 30 minutes and best dramatic production under 60 minutes. The one-hour series pilot, set on a fictional reserve and directed by Ron E. Scott, also earned best-actress nods for Calgary’s Michelle Thrush and Edmonton artist Roseanne Supernault, a graduate of Victoria School of the Performing Arts.” Read more.
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Ratings, renewal news: CBC cuts episode orders for some series

From Bill Brioux at TV Feeds My Family:

  • 22 Minutes Down to 13 Amid CBC Cuts for Fall
    “The most dramatic cut could come at the expense of the network’s longest-running entertainment series, 22 Minutes. The Halifax-based comedy may be down to a half-season, with just 13 episodes ordered, down from 18 last season and 20 the season before that.” Read more.
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