From Vikram Vij in the Huffington Post:
Taking a Leap From the Kitchen to the Dragons’ Den
The life of a chef involves experiencing new things on a daily basis; whether it’s a new recipe or flavour, a visit to a different restaurant or even a completely different country where I can enjoy cultural explorations that broaden my mind through culinary journeys. Continue reading.
From Laura Kane of the Canadian Press:
‘Republic of Doyle’ star Allan Hawco and cast on the final season
Allan Hawco says the decision to end “Republic of Doyle” was an emotional one. The star and creator of the hit CBC series says that mid-way through the last season, he realized they had “reached their conclusion creatively.” “It’s a tough thing to come to grips with, because you can put the blinders on and push past, and try to keep going for as long as you possibly can. But we felt like creatively we were all at the wall,” the Newfoundland-born actor said in a summer interview. Continue reading.
From Courtney Shea of the Globe and Mail:
How ‘Wek’ became a finance whiz while looking like a rock star
Michael Wekerle’s known as the Oracle of Bay Street – a straight-talking finance whiz who has made a mint in the corporate world (even if he looks more like a rock star). On Oct. 15, “Wek†will make his debut on the new season of CBC’s Dragons’ Den, bestowing his bootstrap-style business sense upon Canada’s aspiring entrepreneurs. Here, he shares some of the secrets to his success, including why you don’t have to be a wolf to win. Continue reading.
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Heartland, CBC – “Severed Ties”
Amy’s attempts to reunite with Georgie are continually thwarted by the arrival of lavish gifts from afar.
Canada’s Smartest Person, CBC
4 participants are faced with challenges that redefine what it means to be smart. Featuring John Herdman (Canada’s Women’s National Soccer Coach)
