From the network description:

2015 Much Music Video Awards, CTV or Much/CTV Two
Broadcasting from Much HQ in Toronto, the 2015 MUCH MUSIC VIDEO AWARDS celebrates the past year in music, with A-list presenters, performers, and special appearances. Co-hosted by internationally acclaimed singer-songwriter Ed Sheeran, ETALK Reporter and Much VJ Liz Trinnear, and Much and E! Host Tyrone Edwards, the 2015 MUCH MUSIC VIDEO AWARDS features appearances by presenters GRAMMY-nominated rocker Adam Lambert, OSCAR® nominee Hailee Steinfeld, PRETTY LITTLE LIARS actress Ashley Benson, International supermodel Gigi Hadid, and performances by Carly Rae Jepsen, co-host Ed Sheeran, Fall Out Boy, Jason Derulo, Mia Martina featuring Waka Flocka, Nick Jonas, Scott Helman, Shawn Mendes, The Weeknd, Tori Kelly, and viral musical phenomenon Walk Off The Earth.

Defiance, Showcase – The Broken Bough
Nolan & Irisa encounter a survivor of Votanis Collective atrocities that can aid their first strike against General Rahm Tak’s oncoming army; Amanda negotiates with the Omec, a new alien race, for the future of Defiance; The Tarrs return to find much changed, and their loyalties tested between the humans, the Omec, and the Votanis Collective. Guest starring Linda Hamilton as “Pilar”

From John Doyle of The Globe and Mail:

Canadian TV, as we know it, is dead
A person needs to keep a close and constant eye on the Canadian TV racket.

Look away for a minute and shocking events unfold. In the blink of an eye, every pundit in this great country has pontificated already. Most know nothing about television but being “in the media,” they like to pronounce. Continue reading.

From Allison Johnelle Boron of Popdose.ca:

Why the Kids in the Hall today are better than ever
In the late ’90s when I finally convinced my mom I was too old for a babysitter, she left me home with my best friend, the television. In those days, daytime TV was broken down into two major categories: trashy talk shows and reruns. These were the glory days of Jerry Springer and Ricki Lake (the eternal paternity-tester Maury Povich was actually the more innocuous of the bunch), so my interest quickly waned. Continue reading.