Based on the TV, eh? Blogtalkradio interview:

• Nicholas Campbell Returns as Da Vinci in The Quality of Life
  “It’s been a couple of years since Dominic Da Vinci has appeared weekly on our television screens, and over a year since the follow up TV movie was completed, waiting for an air date. Now, Da Vinci’s Inquest and Da Vinci’s City Hall fans will finally get a return visit from the coroner-turned-mayor in that movie, The Quality of Life, airing Saturday, June 14 on CBC at 9 p.m.” Read more.

From Robert Cushman of the National Post:

• Heavy on tragedy, light on the Bard: Shakespeare has nothing on this Othello
  “CBC’s adaptation of Othello, The Tragedy of the Moor, is handsome, intelligent and — inevitably — limited. Some of the limitations are literal; a lot of the Shakespearean text is gone, including nearly all the long speeches.” Read more.

From the Canadian Press:

• Nicholas Campbell reprises Da Vinci role in spinoff movie on CBC
  “Politics. It gums up how things work at city hall, in police investigations — even at television networks. Take, for example, “The Quality of Life: A Dominic Da Vinci Movie.” The two-hour telefilm, spun off from the long-running series “Da Vinci’s Inquest” and “Da Vinci’s City Hall,” once again stars Nicholas Campbell as the crusading Vancouver coroner-turned-mayor. It was originally supposed to be on CBC’s schedule last fall.” Read more.