From Alex Strachan of Canwest News Service:

• One roof, different worlds
  “Smells like – old paint. The building in Robson Arms may be old, but starting today, the episodes are new. And CTV’s eccentric, slice-of-life anthology series about the wacky, sad and occasionally lonely residents of a low-rise apartment block in Vancouver’s West End will maintain its frisky joie de vivre, insist the show’s creators, Susin Nielsen and Gary Harvey.” Read more.

From Yvonne Zacharias of the Vancouver Sun:

• Actress finds comfort in Robson Arms character
  “Actress Alisen Down is going on to her third season playing Sault Ste. Marie, the accident-prone, angst-ridden Bridget Jones-type character of Robson Arms. The series’ third season debuts tonight. Down feels she is getting closer all the time to a character who she describes as ‘everyone’s most embarrassing moment.'” Read more.

From Glen Schaefer of the Vancouver Province:

• Castmates can always come ‘home’
  “The loose, shifting company of players who make up the Robson Arms cast are back on screen again, four years and three seasons after the comic-drama series started as a way of giving new directors and writers a first shot at small-screen fiction.” Read more.