From Marsha Lederman of the Globe and Mail:

• Vancouver’s Real Housewives: rich, mean, nosy – and profitable
  She may have stopped drinking – for the most part – but Ronnie Negus, the wealthy, puffy-lipped Real Housewife of Vancouver with the oceanfront estate and the California vineyard, says the show’s portrayal of her as a sloppy, sometimes hostile alcoholic is not, in fact, real. Read more.

W5, CTV – “The Survivor”
A story of heroism and courage. Lisa LaFlamme with THE SURVIVOR. How the shooting at Toronto’s Eaton Centre changed one family’s lives forever. And the first responders who charged to the rescue. The broad strokes of Connor Stevenson’s story about his near-death experience in the Eaton Centre are well known, but the fine points have only emerged over six months of rare access Connor’s family gave to CTV’s W5 to document their journey back to life.

Transporter: The Series, HBO Canada – “Hot Ice”
In Toronto, Frank is asked to pick up a package containing a data stick holding sensitive content implicating a senior industrialist in the African blood diamond trade from a high-security bank vault and bring it to a specific address. Immediately upon leaving the hall he is attacked by a hit squad posing as security guards and finds himself locked inside the building. To make matters worse, an attractive woman security officer (Katheryn Winnick) falsely accuses him of being responsible for the death of her colleague, who was caught in the firefight and in order to prevent Frank’s escape, she handcuffs him to herself – difficult conditions when you have a hit squad on your tail…

Marketplace, CBC – “Back on the Case”
Inside a water filtration company we busted once before–how it’s still using dirty tricks. Plus, our hospital cleaning test IS BACK.

The Fifth Estate, CBC – “Target bin Laden”
The true story of how the CIA tracked the world’s most wanted terrorist.