From a media release:

CTV’s So You Think You Can Dance Canada Embarks on Five-City Audition Tour This Spring

Canada, do you think you can dance? Prove it! CTV announced today that So You Think You Can Dance Canada, an all-new Canadian version of the hit international series, will embark on a nationwide search for the country’s favourite dancer this Spring. The five-city audition tour will visit Vancouver, Toronto, Montreal and Halifax – with one additional audition city to be announced. Complete audition information, including dates, locations and eligibility requirements, will be revealed soon.

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From of the Toronto Sun:

• Nicholas Campbell gets Shorty
  “Nicholas Campbell is a horse-racing aficionado but that doesn’t make him a horse guy, per se. ‘I’m very open about my uncomfortable feelings when I’m around horses,’ said Campbell, the star of the darkly excellent two-part mini-series The Englishman’s Boy, which debuts Sunday on CBC.” Read more.

From CBC:

• The Englishman’s Boy rides onto small screen
  “Canadian actor Nicholas Campbell says he approached the iconic role of Shorty McAdoo in The Englishman’s Boy with some trepidation. It wasn’t the fear of portraying a grizzled cowboy-turned-movie-actor in 1920s Hollywood that had him worried — it was the prospect of trying to do justice to Guy Vanderhaeghe’s beloved story.” Read more.

From the Canadian Press:

• What’s hot on TV for Thursday
  “Montreal actor Yannick Bisson’s super sleuth character on Murdoch Mysteries on Citytv may need to hire a lawyer after his father is found passed out drunk near the scene of a murder.” Read more.

From Graeme McRanor at 24 Hours:

• One camera, two men, big difference
  “Eva Mendes scours a dimly lit Downtown Eastside alley for used needles. Cameron Diaz treks into Peru’s Andes mountains to meet a medicine man. Joaquin Phoenix heads deep into the heart of the Amazon Rainforest and encounters an indigenous tribe, while Somali-Canadian hip-hop star K’naan explores the largest slum in East Africa.” Read more.