From a media release – note the time change to 9 p.m.:

An all-star Canadian line-up including Nicholas Campbell (Da Vinci’s Inquest), Mary Walsh (This Hour Has 22 Minutes), Michael Murphy (Away from Her) and Hugh Dillon (Durham County) co-stars in Quality of Life, the first Dominic Da Vinci movie, following up the series Da Vinci’s Inquest and Da Vinci’s City Hall created by Vancouver’s Chris Haddock. The television movie will air June 14 at 9 p.m. on CBC.

Mark Leiren-Young of The Tyee interviews Jackson Davies of The Beachcombers:

• Beyond ‘Molly’s Reach’
  “Jackson Davies (who played RCMP officer Constable Constable on The Beachcombers) has fought to revive the series ever since it left the airwaves and helped produce two highly rated TV movies that reunited the surviving cast members — and introduced a new generation of stars, and viewers, to the mythic meeting place, Molly’s Reach, and the not so mythical land of Gibsons, B.C.” Read more.

From Bill Harris of the Toronto Sun:

• Welcome Matt to Food Network: Former Argos quarterback thrills with the grill on TV
  “In each episode of Road Grill, the Canadian Football League Hall-of-Famer and his barbecue team travel to a different event and prepare a minimum of three grilled dishes and a summer side dish. As opposed to the bulk of food-themed programming, Road Grill is aimed at average folks as it supplies barbecue tips that can be applied in your own backyard immediately.” Read more.

From Julie Scott of the Canadian Press:

• Former CFL QB cooks up BQ show
  “Football fans are familiar with Matt Dunigan, the star quarterback. Soon foodies will meet Matt Dunigan, the celebrity chef. On Monday, the former Canadian Football League standout will make his debut on the Food Network as host of Road Grill, a new series devoted to barbecuing.” Read more.

From Blogcritics:

• TV Review: My Messy Life Documentary Vindicates The Neat-Impaired
  “All hail Josh Freed, patron saint of the organizationally challenged. The filmmaker and Montreal Gazette columnist exposes his messy life in My Messy Life, a hilarious documentary airing on CTV this Saturday, May 17 at 7 p.m. (see CTV.ca for local listings). It makes the case that some people are successful because of – not in spite of – their disorganization.” Read more.